x Bookmark By Nthupang Magolego The debt review phenomenon has sparked much controversy and debate in the legal fraternity and the credit industry at large. Another point that could soon […]
Read morex Bookmark By Peter Rafferty The old joke goes that 95% of lawyers give the other 5% a bad name. Although this may hold true in many scenarios, this desperate […]
Read morex Bookmark By Barry Ger Readers may recall an article in 2011 (Apr) DR 43 that considered the contentious Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) case Commissioner for the South African Revenue […]
Read morex Bookmark By Talita Laubscher The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) had the opportunity to consider the onus of proof in automatically unfair dismissal cases in State Information Technology Agency (Pty) […]
Read morex Bookmark National Credit Regulator v Opperman and Others (CC) (unreported case no CCT 34/12, 10-12-2012) (Van der Westhuizen J) By Mapula Sedutla At issue in the Opperman case was […]
Read morex Bookmark Ex Parte: BoE Trust Ltd NO and Others (SCA) (unreported case no 846/11, 28-9-2012) (Erasmus AJA) By Mapula Sedutla The recent BoE Trust case tested freedom of testation […]
Read morex Bookmark Heinrich Schulze BLC LLB (UP) LLD (Unisa) is a professor of law at Unisa. November 2012 (6) The South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 328); [2012] 4 […]
Read morex Bookmark By Michael Miller The recent case of S v Dlamini 2012 (2) SACR 1 (SCA) highlighted divergent views on the test for a duplication of convictions in a […]
Read morex Bookmark By Manie Bezuidenhout The enactment of the Protection of Personal Information Bill (B9B of 2009) (POPI) is imminent and is expected to become effective in early 2013. The […]
Read morex Bookmark By Sarah-lynn Tennant and Vuyokazi Mbele There are no formalities in terms of the common law for entering into any contract. However, where the parties agree to such […]
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