August 2015 (4) South African Law Reports (pp 329 – 643); [2015] 3 All South African Law Reports July no 1 (pp 1 – 129) and no 2 (pp 131 […]
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Since the enactment of the Legal Practice Act 28 of 2014 in September 2014, reasonable progress has been made. To recapitulate, the organised legal profession has entered the transitional phase […]
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The LSSA’s School for Legal Practice celebrates a quarter century of training candidate practitioners Compiled by Barbara Whittle and Nomfundo Manyathi-Jele In 1988 the Council of the then Association of […]
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July 2015 (4) South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 328); [2015] 2 All South African Law Reports June no 1 (pp 517 – 656); and no 2 (pp 657 […]
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In trying to curtail the abuse of the debt recovery procedure system, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development released a statement to say that it is finalising the Magistrates’ […]
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By Magdaleen de Klerk There is a certain scope for confusion or at least uncertainty as to whether s 10(2) of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998 […]
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June 2015 (3) South African Law Reports (pp 313 – 649); [2015] 2 All South African Law Reports May no 1 (pp 251 – 386) and no 2 (pp 387 […]
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Chief Justice, Mogoeng Mogoeng, delivered the keynote address at the International Bar Association’s 800th anniversary celebration of the Magna Carta in Cape Town in May. The International Bar Association recently […]
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May 2015 (1) South African Law Reports (pp 1 – 312); [2015] 2 All South African Law Reports April no 1 (pp 1 – 126); and no 2 (pp 127 […]
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The then Minister of Justice, Jeff Radebe, introduced the idea of appointing the country’s first solicitor-general in 2012. At the time, Minister Radebe said: ‘The solicitor-general will be the state’s […]
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