By Meryl Federl
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| Abbreviation |
Title |
Publisher |
Volume/issue |
| DJ |
De Jure |
University of Pretoria, Faculty of Law |
(2019) 52. 2 |
| LitNet |
LitNet Akademies (Regte) |
Trust vir Afrikaanse Onderwys |
(2019) 16.2 June |
| PER |
Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal |
North West University, Faculty of Law |
(2019) 22 May
(2019) 22 June |
| SAJCJ |
South African Journal of Criminal Justice |
Juta |
(2019) 32.1 |
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SAJHR
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South African Journal on Human Rights |
Taylor & Francis |
(2019) 35.1 |
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SA Merc LJ
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South African Mercantile Law Journal
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Juta |
(2018) 30.3 |
Administrative law
Theophilopoulos, C and De Matos Ala, C ‘An analysis of the Public Protector’s investigatory and decision-making procedural powers’ (2019) 22 June PER.
Child law
Nortje, W ‘Vonnisbespreking: Die beskerming van die identiteit van minderjariges by volwassenheid’ (2019) 16.2 June LitNet.
Class action
Broodryk, T ‘The South African class action mechanism: Comparing the opt-in regime to the opt-out regime’ (2019) 22 May PER.
Company law
De Lange, S ‘Compliance notices in terms of the Companies Act 71 of 2008: Some observations regarding the issuing of and objection to compliance notices’ (2018) SA Merc LJ 30.3 434.
Competition law
Ratz, M ‘Damages arising from contraventions of Competition Act 89 of 1998’ (2019) 22 June PER.
Contract law
Bhana, D and Visser, CJ ‘The concurrence of breach of contract and delict in a constitutional context’ (2019) 35.1 SAJHR 94.
Credit law
Njotini, MN ‘Regulatory overreach v judicial overreach: Du Bruyn NO v Karsten’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 499.
Criminal law
Albertus, C; Nanima, RD and Hamman, AJ ‘Voice evidence in criminal trials: Reflections on the court’s application of s 37(1)(c) of the CPA in S v Mahlangu 2018 (2) SACR 64 (GP)’ (2019) 32.1 SAJCJ 76.
Fambasayi, R ‘The constitutional protection of child witnesses in Zimbabwe’s criminal justice system’ (2019) 32.1 SAJCJ 52.
Mujuzi, JD ‘The admissibility of evidence obtained through human rights violations in Seychelles’ (2019) 32.1 SAJCJ 1.
Okpaluba, C ‘Quantification of damages for malicious prosecution: A comparative analysis of recent South African and Commonwealth case law (3)’ (2019) 32.1 SAJCJ 28.
Customary law
Osman, F ‘The million Rand question: Does a civil marriage automatically dissolve the parties’ customary marriage?’ (2019) 22 May PER.
’Nyane, H ‘The Constitutional rules of succession to the institution of monarch in Lesotho’ (2019) 22 May PER.
Education
Veriavaa, F and Skelton, A ‘The right to basic education: A comparative study of the United States, India and Brazil’ (2019) 35.1 SAJHR 1.
Family law
Baase, M ‘The ratification of inadequate surrogate motherhood agreements and the best interest of the child’ (2019) 22 May PER.
Hate speech
Marais, M and Pretorius, JL ‘The constitutionality of the prohibition of hate speech in terms of s 10(1) of the Equality Act: A reply to Botha and Govindjee’ (2019) 22 May PER.
Human rights
Agbor, AA and Njieassam, EE ‘Beyond the contours of normally acceptable political violence: Is Cameroon a conflict/transitional society in the offing?’ (2019) 22 May PER.
Msuya, NH ‘Traditional “juju oath” and human trafficking in Nigeria: A human rights perspective’ (2019) 52.2 DJ 138.
Ngang, CC ‘Radical transformation and a reading of the right to development in the South African constitutional order’ (2019) 35.1 SAJHR 25.
Pizzarossa, LB and Durojaye, E ‘International human rights norms and the South African Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act: An argument for vigilance and modernisation’ (2019) 35.1 SAJHR 50.
Stevens, GP and Eberechi, OE ‘A critical analysis of article 16 of the UN refugee convention in relation to victims of sexual violence in refugee camps in Africa’ (2019) 52.2 DJ 163.
Insolvency law
Calitz, J ‘The notion of conflict of interest from a South African insolvency law perspective’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 395.
Labour law
Khumalo, B ‘Racism in the workplace: A view from the jurisprudence of courts in the past decade’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 377.
Van Staden, M and van Eck, S ‘“Deemed” to be an employee: Adopting the teleological interpretation of statutes’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 416.
Municipal law
Killander, M ‘Criminalising homelessness and survival strategies through municipal by-laws: Colonial legacy and constitutionality’ (2019) 35.1 SAJHR 70.
Pension law
Marumoagae, C ‘The need to provide members of retirement funds which are not regulated by the Pension Funds Act access to a specialised dispute resolution forum’ (2019) 52.2 DJ 115.
Tax law
Fritz, C ‘Nondabula v Commissioner: SARS (2018 (3) SA 541 (ECM) (27 June 2017))’ (2019) 52.2 DJ 181.
Moosa, F ‘Warrantless inspections by SARS: Limitation of taxpayers privacy?’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 477.
Trade marks
Job, C ‘The trade mark similarity threshold and function in dilution law: A comparative analysis’ (2018) 30.3 SA Merc LJ 456.
Meryl Federl BA HDip Lib (Wits) is an archivist at the Johannesburg Society of Advocates Library. E-mail: merylfederl@yahoo.co.uk
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This article was first published in De Rebus in 2019 (Aug) DR 34.
