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New legislation – September 2019

Legislation published from 5 – 31 July 2019 Bills Appropriation Bill B6A of 2018. Appropriation Bill B6B of 2019. Special Appropriation Bill B10 of 2019. Selected list of delegated legislation […]

High Court rules that the common law principle of set-off is not applicable to debts arising from credit agreements regulated by the NCA

National Credit Regulator v Standard Bank of South Africa Limited (GP) (unreported case no 44415/16, 27-6-2019) (Keightley J) On 27 June, Keightley J from the Gauteng Local Division, Johannesburg ruled […]

The death of derivative misconduct

National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa obo Nganezi and Others v Dunlop Mixing and Technical Services (Pty) Ltd and Others (CC) (unreported case no CCT202/18, 28-6-2019) (Froneman J (Mogoeng […]

Accidentally on purpose? A case study on the fine line between intentional and negligent misconduct

Drs Dietrich, Voigt and Mia (Pty) Ltd t/a Pathcare v Bennet and Others [2019] 8 BLLR 741 (LAC) Where one draws the line on what ought to be considered as […]

The interpretation and application of s 7 of the Admission of Advocates Act does not of itself alone raise a constitutional issue

General Council of the Bar of South Africa v Jiba and Others 2019 (8) BCLR 919 (CC) In the case of the General Council of the Bar of South Africa […]

Employment law update – Suspension in the context of allegations of racism

In Solidarity obo Barkhuizen v Laerskool Schweizer-Reneke and Others [2019] 7 BLLR 725 (LC), a primary school teacher was suspended after a photograph of a black child seated apart from […]

Employment law update – Bargaining Council varying the time period, as set out in the LRA, in which to refer disputes – lawful or not?

Appels v Education Labour Relations Council and Others (LAC) (unreported case no JA19/18, 10-7-2019) (Waglay JP with Jappie and Coppin JJA concurring). Section 191(1)(b)(ii) of the Labour Relations Act 66 […]

Recent articles and research – September 2019

Accessing articles from publishers For LexisNexis articles contact: customercare@lexisnexis.co.za for the publication details. For individual journal articles pricing and orders from Juta contact Philippa van Aardt at pvanaardt@juta.co.za. For journal articles not published […]

Nasciturus fiction: Relics of outdated perspective

The desire to prevent antenatal harm and the need to pre-empt foetal mortality has universally necessitated legal protection of unborn children. To achieve this goal, scientific and legal mechanisms designed […]

Muslim Personal Law in South Africa: Evolution and Future Status

By Najma Moosa and Suleman Dangor (eds) Cape Town: Juta (2019) 1st edition Price R 695 (incl VAT) 465 pages (soft cover) When South Africa (SA) crossed the Rubicon […]

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September 2019

New legislation – September 2019

High Court rules that the common law principle of set-off is not applicable to debts arising from credit agreements regulated by the NCA

The death of derivative misconduct

Accidentally on purpose? A case study on the fine line between intentional and negligent misconduct

The interpretation and application of s 7 of the Admission of Advocates Act does not of itself alone raise a constitutional issue

Employment law update – Suspension in the context of allegations of racism

Employment law update – Bargaining Council varying the time period, as set out in the LRA, in which to refer disputes – lawful or not?

Recent articles and research – September 2019

Nasciturus fiction: Relics of outdated perspective

Muslim Personal Law in South Africa: Evolution and Future Status

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