By Bayethe Maswazi Before the Constitutional Court (CC) decision in Chirwa v Transnet Limited and Others 2008 (3) BCLR 251 (CC) it was easy to determine whether the High Court […]
By Clement Marumoagae Historically, the South African public policy was crafted on Eurocentric ideals, which regarded everything that was not in line with western and Christian moral values as invalid […]
In June 2018, the media was abuzz about 51 young South Africans who had been detained by the authorities in China after having found themselves embroiled in a visa scam. […]
Step ahead carefully – the uncertainty of unfair contracts continues
The High Court still has jurisdiction in labour matters
Muslim widows’ right to inherit renounced benefits from their husband’s estate
A right to consular assistance: Some general observations
By Matthew Coghlan and Aziah Hussin Whether we are talking about arbitration, mediation or litigation, it seems that international dispute resolution (IDR) systems are evolving rapidly. Think of the recent […]
By Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele Examination language The Legal Practice Council (LPC) has issued a notice on the language to be used in the professional examinations. In the past, the examinations were […]
