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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Certain values in the Constitution were designated as the foundation of our democracy. Such values must then be observed scrupulously because if these values are not observed and their precepts […]
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A plea is a statement by an accused person tendered in court in response to a charge instituted by the prosecuting authority. Section 105A of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 […]
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Over the past few years, global warming has become an increasingly debated topic and pollution has contributed quite substantially to that global problem. It is almost easy to understand how […]
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The reciprocal duty of support between spouses is one of the invariable consequences of marriage in South African law. This legal duty operates automatically by operation of law as soon […]
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‘What is now proved was once only imagined’ (William Blake The Marriage of Heaven and Hell (United Kingdom: Oxford University Press 1975) at 18). This sentiment can be interpreted as […]
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The reported request by the Gauteng Provincial Premier, David Makhura, for the State Security Agency (SSA) to conduct lifestyle audits on Members of the Executive Council (MECs) warrants some probing […]
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In the case of Competition Commission of South Africa v Beefcor (Pty) Ltd and Another [2020] 2 CPLR 507 (CAC), the Competition Appeal Court of South Africa (CAC) considered the […]
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February [2021] 1 All South African Law Reports (pp 311 – 622); February 2021 (2) Butterworths Constitutional Law Reports (pp 101 – 216) This column discusses judgments as and when […]
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