By Brett Bentley Emoluments attachment orders (EAOs) are commonly, but mistakenly, referred to as ‘garnishee orders’. An EAO is granted in terms of s 65J of the Magistrates’ Courts Act […]
Read moreBy Anthony Pillay At its broadest level, cloud computing is the provision of computing as a service over a network, typically the internet. Cloud data storage is the access of […]
Read moreBy Ann Bertelsmann The Attorneys Insurance Indemnity Fund (AIIF) started receiving notifications from conveyancers about a particular conveyancing related scam at the beginning of 2012. Since then, we have been […]
Read moreBy Roy Bregman I have found the following applications (apps) indispensable in my practice. They can be downloaded via the iTunes store or the internet and can be used on […]
Read moreBy Nthupang Magolego The debt review phenomenon has sparked much controversy and debate in the legal fraternity and the credit industry at large. Another point that could soon emerge as […]
Read moreBy Peter Rafferty The old joke goes that 95% of lawyers give the other 5% a bad name. Although this may hold true in many scenarios, this desperate and angry […]
Read moreBy Barry Ger Readers may recall an article in 2011 (Apr) DR 43 that considered the contentious Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) case Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v […]
Read moreBy Talita Laubscher The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) had the opportunity to consider the onus of proof in automatically unfair dismissal cases in State Information Technology Agency (Pty) Ltd v […]
Read moreNational Credit Regulator v Opperman and Others (CC) (unreported case no CCT 34/12, 10-12-2012) (Van der Westhuizen J) By Mapula Sedutla At issue in the Opperman case was whether s […]
Read moreEx Parte: BoE Trust Ltd NO and Others (SCA) (unreported case no 846/11, 28-9-2012) (Erasmus AJA) By Mapula Sedutla The recent BoE Trust case tested freedom of testation against public […]
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