The rapid advancements of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have resulted in multiple innovative ways in which AI can be used to help people. This article identifies and explores how recent developments […]
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It has been well documented in every court that the respondent (in most instances the fathers) will approach the maintenance court when difficulty befalls them and approach the maintenance court […]
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Laing J in Cook v S (ECG) (unreported case no CA&R 141/2021, 22-2-2022) (Laing J) quotes E du Toit in Commentary on the Criminal Procedure Act (Cape Town: Juta 2021) […]
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The Supreme Court of Appeal’s (SCA) ruling in Minister of Police v Miya (SCA) (unreported case no 1250/2022, 6-5-2024) (Mokgohloa, Meyer and Kgoele JJA and Baartman and Bloem AJJA) has […]
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In April 2024, eNCA reported that a recent UNICEF report revealed that 60% of young South Africans have sought mental health assistance in the past year (eNCA ‘South Africa ranks […]
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In Mosotho and Another v S (GP) (unreported case no A373/16 GP, 18-9-2017) (Mokoena AJ, Mudau J) the court at para 31 referred to S v Parrow 1973 (1) SA […]
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By Karabo Orekeng A whole agreement clause provides that if a written document was intended to record a memorial of the contract, no evidence may be given of any earlier […]
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The Supreme Court of Appeal in National Director of Public Prosecutions v Zuma 2009 (2) SA 277 (SCA); 2009 (1) SACR 361 (SCA); 2009 (4) BCLR 393 (SCA); [2009] 2 […]
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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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