By Grant Christianson Up until the recent past, where the law required a signature, statement or document to be notarised, acknowledged, verified or made under oath, that requirement was typically […]
Read moreBy Paul Esselaar Many attorneys will be aware that the delivery of letters in terms of s 129 of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 has been an issue […]
Read moreBy Joe van Dorsten ‘Over 93% of all documents are initially created and stored in an electronic format and over 30% of those documents are never printed.’* The object of […]
Read moreBy Kathleen Kriel, Nomfundo Manyathi and Mapula Sedutla The use of social media has become very popular over the past few years and legal practitioners are not excluded from the […]
Read moreBy Kathleen Kriel, Nomfundo Manyathi and Mapula Sedutla The rise of social media platforms over the past few years has significantly changed the way people communicate with each other. And, […]
Read moreKievits Kroon Country Estate (Pty) Ltd v Mmoledi and Others (LAC) (unreported case no JA78/10, 24-7-2012) (Tlaletsi JA) By Moksha Naidoo The first respondent employee was dismissed for charges related […]
Read moreBy Talita Laubscher The applicant in Long v Prism Holdings Ltd and Another [2012] 7 BLLR 672 (LAC) was employed as the first respondent’s human resources director from 1 November 1998. […]
Read moreMofokeng v Road Accident Fund (unreported case no 22649/09); Makhuvele v Road Accident Fund (unreported case no 19509/11); Mokatse v Road Accident Fund (unreported case no 24932/10); Komme v Road […]
Read moreBy FJ Labuschagne The devil, more often than not, is in the detail. When filing patent applications, the mysterious hidden element the idiom speaks of should be exorcised to avoid […]
Read moreBy Sizwe Buthelezi Employees armed with default awards from the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) face major challenges when it comes to the enforcement of these awards. These […]
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