By Brian Agar This article takes a critical look at recent legislation regarding the maintenance of common property in sectional title schemes. It draws attention to some faults and offers […]
Read moreBy Lesirela Letsebe The Constitution grants everyone the right to human dignity, life and freedom and security of the person under ss 10, 11 and 12(1). The protections under s […]
Read moreBy Regomoditswe Confort Marakalla This article discusses the law relating to the taxation of a bill of costs. In particular, it reflects on whether or not a successful party’s claim […]
Read moreBy Riaan de Jager In a previous article, I examined the purpose of immunity, the difference between state immunity and diplomatic immunity, identified the different types of immunity, as well […]
Read moreBy Alan Lewis In the recent matter of Mr A and XYZ CC v The Commissioner of the South African Revenue Service (KZD) (unreported case no IT13725 and VAT1426, and […]
Read moreBy Louis Radyn The powers with regard to the entering and searching of a premises and the seizure and forfeiture of property are mainly dealt with in s 21 of […]
Read moreBy Thapelo Kharametsane Our law seems to be silent on whether or not an employer can lawfully and/or fairly institute two or more disciplinary inquiries against an employee that run […]
Read moreBy Marlene Lamprecht Section 31(1) of the Maintenance Act 99 of 1998 creates the offence of failing to make payment in accordance with a maintenance order. Section 31(1) states: ‘Subject […]
Read moreBy Luyolo Ntikinca and Sihlulelwe Reward Nxumalo The Constitution makes provision for a Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is the cornerstone of democracy in South Africa (SA). It […]
Read moreBy Nkateko Nkhwashu The Financial Intelligence Centre Amendment Act 1 of 2017 (the Amendment Act) introduces a risk-based approach (RBA) to customer identification and verification (or Customer Due Diligence as […]
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