By Brian Mhlongo The article by Bruce Andre Barkhuizen (Bruce Andre Barkhuizen ‘Are legal practitioners admitted in terms of the Legal Practice Act commissioners of oaths?’ 2024 (Dec) DR 20) […]
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The events underlying the dispute between the parties in Legal Practice Council v Mjila and Another (NCK) (unreported case no 1635/22, 1-3-2024) (Tlaletsi JP, Williams J and Lever J) raise […]
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Historically, South African law only recognised a civil marriage, generally perceived to be a ‘traditional Christian marriage’ as the only type of marriage worthy of legal recognition, to the total […]
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With the enactment of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 (LPA), a large number of legal practitioners have been admitted as attorneys and advocates – however, some of the […]
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By Simbongile Siyali and Nwabisa Sanda The question of whether interim orders are appealable is a complex one that has been subject to judicial interpretation over time. The landmark case […]
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Having a non-paying tenant vacate the leased premises sooner rather than later is the hope of every landlord. While the landlord might be impatient and not want to afford the […]
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In Road Accident Fund v Auditor-General of SA and Others [2024] 3 All SA 914 (GP) a dispute between the Road Accident Fund (RAF) and the Auditor-General (A-G) concerning the […]
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Legal experts have debated the importance of the relationship between ethics and the law for many years within the South African legal framework (B Bekink ‘From mere Christmas decorations to […]
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By Mzoxolo Terrance Magadla The essential premise of law enforcement is that police officers (peace officers) must carry out their duties in accordance with the law. This article attempts to […]
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By Graeme Fraser and Veldra Fraser It has been suggested that the modern approach to new legislation is for legislation to provide the framework or skeleton of our legal system […]
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