In a recent judgment in the Western Cape High Court, the use and meaning of the ‘p-word’ was discussed amidst a review judgment regarding the contravention of a protection order […]
Read moreThere are prescribed instances where one of the parties may be obliged or requested to furnish security for costs. In instances where it is not peremptory to do so, should […]
Read moreSection 23 of the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013, read with r 31(5) of the Uniform Rules of Court, empowers the Registrar of the High Court, save in circumstances […]
Read moreWith the advent of constitutional democracy, the South African legal system conforms to the Constitution. Section 2 thereof is important. In terms of s 1(c) the country is founded on […]
Read moreCompiled by Kevin O’Reilly Stegmanns Inc has appointed Adriaan Meyer to the Commercial and Intellectual Property Law Department; and Bernice Charlton to the General Litigation, Family Law, and Labour Law […]
Read moreSouth Africa (SA) is a diverse country which embraces various religious communities, including traditional African religions, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus and others. It follows that legal practitioners and the law […]
Read moreIn the August monthly feature, we speak to legal practitioner Chriscy Blouws of the Women’s Legal Centre (WLC). Ms Blouws was born in the Western Cape, and originally comes from […]
Read moreMay [2024] 2 All South African Law Reports (pp 315 – 637); June [2024] 2 All South African Law Reports (pp 639 – 927); Judgments Online (JOL) – May, June […]
Read moreMokone v Road Accident Fund (GP) (unreported case no 79497/18, 1-7-2024) (Pienaar AJ) In the case of Mokone, the Gauteng Division of the High Court in Pretoria awarded damages to […]
Read moreLegislation published from 3 – 25 June 2024 By Shanay Sewbalas and Keagan Smith Acts Cannabis for Private Purposes Act 7 of 2024 The date of commencement: 3 […]
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