Payment of suppliers (such as hospitals and medical practitioners) as separate claims (separate from third party’s s 17(1) personal claim) in terms of s 17(5) of the Road Accident Fund […]
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Garlicke & Bousfield Inc has three new appointments. Nicci du Plessis has been appointed as a Director in the Conveyancing and Property Department in the Cape Town office. Hlengiwe Skosana […]
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Linda Nyati submits that the Freedom Charter declared that ‘the people shall govern’ (L Nyati ‘Public participation: What has the Constitutional Court given the public?’ (2008) 12 Law, Democracy & […]
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Victims of sexual offences bring with them to the courtroom the disturbing experience of abuse, violence, and family conflict. These experiences are traumatic with the result that these victims may […]
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By Ramon Camarinha Definitional elements Generally held, in South African jurisprudence, trade secrets are intellectual property rights on confidential information, which may be sold or licensed (EA Rowe and SK […]
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The current adversarial processes in parental responsibilities and rights (ie, care and contact disputes) in the dissolution of marriages and existing family units have been increasingly cited as a concern […]
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In 2024, this De Rebus monthly feature will focus on legal practitioners doing humanitarian work, including human rights work, pro bono work, and legal aid. In this month’s issue we […]
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January [2024] 1 All South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 331); February [2024] 1 All South African Law Reports (pp 333 – 614); Judgments online – January 2024 This […]
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BMGS v MBS and Others (GP) (unreported case no 26675/2022, 8-1-2024) (Phahlane J) On 8 January 2024, Phahlane J sitting in the Gauteng Division of the High Court in Pretoria […]
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Mashisane v Mhlauli (SCA) (unreported case no 903/2022, 14-12-2023) (Weiner JA (Mbatha, Mothle, Hughes JJA and Keightley AJA concurring)) ‘Culture is not just a set of customs; it’s a vital […]
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