The South African criminal justice system is one of the most constitutionally progressive justice systems globally and the progressive nature of the criminal justice system has its foundations in the […]
Read moreFor the September Women in Law Feature, De Rebus news reporter, Kgomotso Ramotsho, interviewed legal practitioner and Director of the Women’s Legal Centre (WLC), Seehaam Samaai. Ms Samaai is a […]
Read moreThere have been several conflicting judgments pertaining to the debt review process. The conflicting judgments pertained to whether – a High Court has inherent jurisdiction to declare a consumer ‘no […]
Read moreOne of the cornerstones of the South African Constitution is the achievement of equality. The duty to achieve a South Africa (SA) for all, is widely recognised by laws and […]
Read moreThe recent decision from the Limpopo Division High Court in Polokwane in S v Modimolla (LP) (unreported case no 02/2022 A290/2021, 18-2-2022) (Muller J) illustrates both the commitment of […]
Read moreSection 191(1)(a) of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 (LRA) is very clear that in the event of a dispute about the fairness of a dismissal or about an […]
Read moreBy Marietjie Du Toit This article discusses the substantive gender inequality and unfair discrimination in trust law disputes. The cornerstone of trust law is the common law. In the […]
Read moreIn this month’s Women in Law article, De Rebus news reporter, Kgomotso Ramotsho, spoke to legal practitioner and Chairperson of the Legal Practitioners’ Fidelity Fund (LPFF), Peppy Kekana, about her […]
Read moreInternational law acknowledges and permits governments to govern and implement public policy to protect their citizens against external and internal threats. History teaches that rule by decree during declared states […]
Read moreBy Morganambal Padavattan Where an accused has allegedly committed an offence referred to in sch 5 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 (the CPA) while they were on […]
Read more