By Ciresh Singh Over the years there has been much concern about the lack of governance surrounding the sale in execution process. Several courts and academics have expressed concern that […]
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The former divorce court established under s 10(4) of the Administration Amendment Act 9 of 1929 was repealed on 15 October 2010. Consequently, regional courts were seized with jurisdiction. The […]
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The idea of giving and helping others (charity) has been around since the beginning of time. Unfortunately, with the passing of time, and as humans became more evolved, charitable organisations […]
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In Long v South African Breweries (Pty) Ltd and Others [2019] 6 BLLR 515 (CC) the employee, following his suspension, was dismissed by his previous employer, South African Breweries (Pty) […]
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The Financial Sector Regulation Act 9 of 2017 (the Act) establishes the independent Financial Services Tribunal (the Tribunal) in terms of s 219 thereof. The Tribunal replaced the Financial Services […]
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By Muhammed Ahmed Mayat There are numerous distinct constituents to fine legal drafting, however, its singular nub is located squarely within utilitarianism’s ambit. Beneath the skilled craftsman’s calculated literary ornamentation […]
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For most people, drafting a will is a very emotional process. Not only do you have to confront the notion that you will no longer be there for your loved […]
Read moreBy Christo Opperman The Constitutional Court (CC) recently held in Long v SA Breweries (Pty) Ltd and Others (2019) 40 ILJ 965 (CC) that there is no requirement to afford […]
Read moreWhen a homeowner defaults on their home loan agreement, which is secured by a mortgage bond, the credit provider can generally seek recourse by making application for payment of […]
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The case between Makate and Vodacom (Makate v Vodacom Ltd 2016 (4) SA 121 (CC)) is mostly categorised as a contractual dispute. The case stems from an oral agreement, for […]
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