By Michael Miller In the case of Kok v S (WCC) (unreported case no 14552, 2-7-2014) (Henney J), the accused had been charged with fraud. It was alleged that he […]
Read moreBy Malusi Mkhize On 23 June 2014, the longest mining sector strike in South African history ended when the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) accepted a revised wage […]
Read moreBy Moksha Naidoo Question: Section 49(3) of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act 75 of 1997 (BCEA) allows for an employer and employee to replace or exclude a basic condition of […]
Read moreBy Talita Laubscher and Monique Jefferson In South African Airways (Pty) Ltd v GJJVV [2014] 8 BLLR 748 (LAC) an airline pilot, Van Vuuren, reached the retirement age of 60 […]
Read moreDavid Matlala BProc (University of the North) LLB (Wits) LLM (UCT) LLM (Harvard) HDip Tax Law (Wits) is an adjunct professor of law at the University of Fort Hare. August […]
Read moreBy Rochelle Francis-Subbiah Cape Town: Juta (2013) 1st edition Price: R 550 (incl VAT) 442 pages (soft cover) Of all the books currently available on legal costs, this book provides […]
Read moreBy Gerhard Buchner Clause 35 of the Legal Practice Bill (the Bill) will lead to the close scrutiny of the charging of legal fees by attorneys and advocates, as well […]
Read moreBy Jacques Halbert The State has a Constitutional mandate to take progressive measures towards realising the rights contained in the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is a cornerstone […]
Read moreBy Tafadzwa Mukwende The introduction of the Child Justice Act 75 of 2008 (the Act) set new standards for the protection of the child offender by establishing the Child Justice […]
Read moreBy Izette Knoetze The future of the courts is greatly dependent on technology and how technology can improve their functioning. According to Jeff Aresty (‘State Courts and the Transformation to […]
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