Equality Court rules in favour of domestic worker By Peter Williams The District Court of Cape Town, sitting as an Equality Court, has recently made a landmark ruling in Nomasomi […]
Read moreBy Frans Erasmus and Geraldine Kinghorn The state, as employer, is immunised against unfair dismissal claims in the realm of deemed dismissal. This is ensured by way of s 14(1) […]
Read moreBy Madimetja A Lucky Phakeng This article briefly discusses the regulation of mergers and acquisitions in terms of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the Act). It is generally accepted […]
Read moreThe fairness of spousal maintenance after divorce By Magdaleen de Klerk There is a general misconception that the main, or even the sole criterion, for a claim for spousal maintenance […]
Read moreBy the Financial Forensic Investigation Team of the Attorneys Fidelity Fund Clients from time to time entrust their money and/or property to practitioners for future payments on their instructions to […]
Read moreBy Maurice Alexander The Minister of Justice and Correctional Services repealed and confirmed the changes to the amounts in respect of the following sections of the Administration of Estates Act […]
Read moreBy Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele Communities in the Gauteng and North West provinces are travelling shorter distances to access justice services closer to where they live. This initiative was launched by the […]
Read moreBy Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele Cape Town attorney Taswell Papier has been recognised for his services to the profession, particularly for his work in the human rights/access to justice arena, and particularly […]
Read moreBy Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele In an effort to understand the unique challenges that attorneys in small law firms face, independent research firm, Activate, conducted a survey on behalf of LexisNexis. Over […]
Read moreBy Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele The Law Society of South Africa (LSSA) held a colloquium on the Public Protector’s powers on 4 February at the University of Pretoria. The theme of the […]
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