‘No interest calculated on the amount of any compensation which a court awards to any third party by virtue of the provisions of subsection (1) shall be payable unless 14 […]
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By Marvin De Vos The generally accepted legal position in the Republic of South Africa is that in any criminal court matter where an accused person is charged, adjudicated, convicted, […]
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The South African Constitution guarantees workers the right to strike. However, lengthy and often violent strikes have long been a cause of concern, due to their disruptive effect on the […]
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Nestled within Europe’s iconic mountain ranges, France stands as a global magnet for ski enthusiasts, offering an enchanting blend of world-class slopes, luxurious resorts, and rich cultural heritage. From the […]
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Evictions in our country are a contentious issue, which are largely exacerbated by socio-economic and political discrepancies. After more than 30 years of democracy, the state has failed and/or neglected […]
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By Kobus Brits Section 23 of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 provides for the: ‘Assignment of contact and care to interested person by order of court – (1) Any […]
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The Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act 19 of 1998 (PIE Act) is a piece of legislation that was promulgated to give effect to s […]
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The article is aimed at ensuring equal treatment and protection of homosexual individuals who wish to marry within the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998 (Recognition Act). It […]
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What do you do when you have made the decision to no longer have children, but the medical procedure to ensure that either fails or did not take place at […]
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Politicians and the Minister of Home Affairs are to be commended for their efforts to have Muslim marriages recognised. However, their sometimes-excessive enthusiasm has occasionally turned the matter into a […]
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