Scope creep is a concept in project management where the scope is altered without being properly requested and documented. The changes affect various other areas of the project, including the […]
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The cessation of tax residency by trustees and beneficiaries of South African trusts introduces a multitude of intricate challenges that require meticulous consideration and strategic planning. This article will aim […]
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Arbitration, an alternative method of dispute resolution, is by no means a recent innovation in law. As of late, it is growing as the preferred method of dispute resolution, particularly […]
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By Nokuthula Ndlovu Legal psychology is a field of study that explores the intersection of psychology and the law. It applies psychological principles and research to diverse legal issues, including […]
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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 […]
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There 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 […]
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Section 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 […]
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With 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 […]
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South 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 […]
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In 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 […]
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