By Sherika Maharaj The history of the ‘dying declaration’ The dying declaration is based on the Latin maxim ‘nemo moriturus praesumitur mentiri’. Literally translated it means ‘a man will not […]
Read moreBy Madeleine Truter South Africa’s history is one where the majority of people have been deprived of land, and have experienced a lack of access to housing. Our Constitution […]
Read moreBy Johan van der Merwe The very first founding provision of the Constitution declares that the Republic is a state founded on values. Our social order is in the first […]
Read moreJuly 2016 (4) South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 314); [2016] 2 All South African Law Reports June (pp 633 – 932); [2016] 1 All South African Law Reports […]
Read moreBy Yashin Bridgemohan Transport and Allied Workers Union of South Africa v Public Utility Transport Corporation Ltd [2016] 6 BLLR 537 (CC) Section 64(1)(a) of the Labour Relations Act 66 […]
Read moreBy Daryl Marc de Bruyn Reynecke v OdinFin (Pty) Ltd (GP) (unreported case no 86753/2014, 21-6-2016) (JW Louw J) In the matter of Reynecke v OdinFin (Pty) Ltd, the plaintiff […]
Read moreLegislation published from 1 – 29 July 2016 Bills introduced Liquor Products Amendment Bill B10 of 2016. National Forests Amendment Bill B11 of 2016. Selected list of delegated legislation Basic […]
Read moreAffirmative action measures in the absence of an employment equity plan In Solidarity obo Pretorius v City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality and Another [2016] 7 BLLR 685 (LC) the applicant […]
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Read moreThe Rules Board for Courts of Law has appointed a Superior Courts Task Team to consider the summary judgment procedure as applied in the High Court and Uniform Rule 32. […]
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