In light of the recent dispute of the well-publicised case of African National Congress v Unwembi Communications (ZA2018-0350, 31-1-2019), it has become abundantly clear that the alternate dispute resolution (ADR) […]
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The National Credit Act 34 of 2005 (NCA) in modern South Africa, has been the focus of many legal cases, mostly dealing with the interpretation of its meaning, one of […]
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It is not uncommon that, on an informal basis, a legal practitioner would be asked for a view on a legal matter that a particular person is facing with at […]
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By Clement Marumoagae Historically, the South African public policy was crafted on Eurocentric ideals, which regarded everything that was not in line with western and Christian moral values as invalid […]
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In June 2018, the media was abuzz about 51 young South Africans who had been detained by the authorities in China after having found themselves embroiled in a visa scam. […]
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By Mohammed Moolla It is generally accepted that once a crime has been committed, it should be investigated, the perpetrator should stand trial and on conviction be punished for their […]
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As an assessor in the High Court for approximately ten years after my formal retirement in 2010, the experience of confrontation with legal issues has exposed me to prosecutions […]
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Diener NO v Minister of Justice and Correctional Services and Others 2019 (2) BCLR 214 (CC) It is now trite in South African law that an interpretive procedure includes considering […]
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Rinsa (Pty) Ltd t/a Ultra City Middleburg v National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa and Others (LC) (unreported case no JR545/15, 5-12-2018) (Nkutha-Nkontwana J) This article considers the recent […]
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In South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers Union and Others v JDG Trading (Pty) Ltd [2019] 2 BLLR 117 (LAC), JDG Trading (JDG) concluded a collective agreement with the […]
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