Courts remain limited in their ability to solve the problem of domestic violence. Domestic violence continues to be a broad social problem, which needs to be addressed by society, the […]
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The Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) divorce debt system forced its members into reckless credit, in terms of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 (NCA), which reduced their pension […]
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The South African law relating to the status of living annuities when spouses are divorcing is not entirely clear. Unfortunately, neither the legislature nor the courts have provided the much […]
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Under the recent and ongoing COVID-19 lockdown conditions many court cases have been halted only to be entertained at unknown later dates, understandably in adherence with relevant directives, which have […]
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A central tenet and essential element of the Christian, Jewish and Muslim religion is the ability for believers to assemble, have fellowship and meet. In the Bible (NIV), Hebrews 10:25 […]
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The Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 (LPA), which came into force fully on 1 November 2018, places a strong emphasis on community service. One of its stated purposes is […]
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In a post-industrial society, consumer goods and services are in abundance. Certainly, present day consumers enjoy the benefit of an increasing range of goods and services, and modern goods often […]
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The Constitutional Court (CC) has delivered over 800 judgments since its inception; only four of the judgments delivered involved the application of a tax Act. In Metcash Trading Ltd v […]
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September 2020 (5) South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 325); September 2020 (2) South African Criminal Law Reports (pp 229 – 341) This column discusses judgments as and when […]
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SA Airways (SOC) Ltd (In Business Rescue) and Others v National Union of Metalworkers of SA on behalf of Members and Others (2020) 41 ILJ 2113 (LAC) The previously discussed […]
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