The principle of equality does not require everyone to be treated the same, but simply that people in the same position should be treated the same. The government may, for […]
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Before South Africa (SA) became a democratic country and during the Apartheid era, marriages of indigenous African people were concluded in accordance with indigenous African customs, and were not recognised […]
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The coming into effect of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 (LPA) has brought along necessary changes in governing legal practitioners and harmonising the profession. However, the scope of […]
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Many taxpayers have now heeded the South African Revenue Service’s (Sars’) call to submit their 2020 tax returns, and some have received automatic assessments as a part of Sars’ new […]
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By Peter Desmond In this information age, customer data is an important resource for any organisation. Due to the sensitive nature of personal information, organisations are required to take measures […]
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Rule 23 of the Rules for the Conduct of Proceedings before the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) deals with the procedure on how to postpone an arbitration and […]
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An adversarial system of dispute resolution, in which the parties at dispute present their cases and a neutral factfinder attempts to resolve the dispute based on the parties’ representations, naturally […]
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By Deon M Pool The pursuit of power. How to get it, keep it, and use it, have been central questions of politics, business, military strategy, and human relationships for […]
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Mozambique with its huge mineral deposits has been the center of attention, especially for foreign investors who have an interest in investing in the African continent for the exploration and […]
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A couple in a permanent life partnership have launched an application challenging the constitutionality of s 40 of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005, as a result of their gamete […]
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