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Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
EL | Employment Law Journal | LexisNexis | (2021) 37.2 |
ITJ | Insurance and Tax Journal | LexisNexis | (2021) 36.1 |
PLD | Property Law Digest | LexisNexis | (2021) 25.1 |
TCR | The Corporate Report | Juta | (2020) 1 |
TSAR | Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg | Juta |
(2021) 2 (2021) 3 |
Henrico, R ‘Administrative law and voluntary religious associations in South Africa: Some reflections’ (2021) 3 TSAR 521.
Laubscher, R ‘Overview of constitutional court judgments on the Bill of Rights – 2020’ (2021) 2 TSAR 311.
Rautenbach, IM ‘Constitution and contract: Indirect and direct application of the Bill of Rights on the same day and the meaning of “in terms of law”’ (2021) 2 TSAR 379.
Eislelen, S ‘Digitisation and consumer law in South Africa and Africa’ (2021) 3 TSAR 436.
Sonnekus, JC and Schlemmer, EC ‘Novasie en delegasie van skuld – hoe raak dit die versekering van die tersake skuld?’ (2021) 2 TSAR 356.
Reinecke, MFB and Lubbe, GF ‘Contracts of insurance and the objective approach to interpretation of contracts’ (2021) 2 TSAR 346.
Brickhill, J ‘Constitutional implications of COVID-19’ (2020) 1 TCR 33.
Foster, R ‘Critical insights into COVID-19’s impact on organisations through the lens of the King IV Report’ (2020) 1 TCR 7.
Hooper, P ‘Non-governmental organisations and corporate social investment in a time of crisis’ (2020) 1 TCR 39.
King, M ‘Coronanomics’ (2020) 1 TCR 1.
Natesan, P ‘COVID-19: Key actions for boards’ (2020) 1 TCR 21.
Singh, H ‘Pandenomics: The impact of the pandemic on business and society’ (2020) 1 TCR 47.
Timoney, K and Veldhuizen, PJ ‘Insolvency and restructuring in the post-pandemic world: The role of liquidation and business rescue’ (2020) 1 TCR 25.
Van Eck, M ‘Ethical and professional duties of legal practitioners: Another casualty of COVID-19?’ (2021) 2 TSAR 396.
Watney, M ‘Concern about the (seemingly) unlimited discretion to discharge an accused after close of the state’s case’ (2021) 3 TSAR 611.
Sonnekus, JC ‘Huweliksluiting én aanneming van kinders kragtens kulturele gebruike in stryd met die reg behoort kragteloos te wees – sed, ex Africa semper aliquid novi’ (2021) 2 TSAR 211.
Sonnekus, JC ‘Verlowingsbreuk of troubreuk is geen egbreuk nie maar slegs nog in sommige moderne sosiale gemeenskappe as onregmatige daad erken?’ (2021) 2 TSAR 327.
Botes, M ‘The use of geospatial surveillance data for public-health emergency and disaster management in South Africa: A review with legal recommendations’ (2021) 3 TSAR 474.
Du Toit, JJ and Svicevic, M ‘The unconstitutionality of section 5(1)(a) of the Extradition Act 67 of 1962 – implications for ongoing and future extradition proceedings in light of a decision of the Constitutional Court’ (2021) 3 TSAR 538.
Karjiker, S ‘Should South Africa adopt fair use? Cutting through the rhetoric’ (2021) 2 TSAR 240.
O’Brien, P and Calitz, J ‘Setting aside the (result of a) vote to reject a business rescue plan: Mind the gaps when biting at the cherry!’ (2021) 3 TSAR 409.
Coetzee, SA ‘Promoting fair individual labour dispute resolution for South African educators accused of sexual misconduct (part 2)’ (2021) 2 TSAR 279.
Grogan, J ‘Back pay puzzles: Enforcing retrospective reinstatement orders’ (2021) 37.3 EL.
Grogan, J ‘Cause and effect – does the “Afrox test” still apply?’ (2021) 37.3 EL.
De Waal, MJ and Mills, L ‘What it means to be a parent: Implications for family law and the law of intestate succession’ (2021) 3 TSAR 562.
Faber, J ‘A conceptual view of the act of testation to elucidate a testator’s intention in the South African law of succession: A proposed “act-based model” as opposed to the traditional “requirements model” (part 1)’ (2021) 3 TSAR 504.
Van Eck, M ‘The third branch of the legal profession’ (2021) 2 TSAR 256.
Neethling, J ‘The availability of the actio legis aquiliae and the actio iniuriarum between spouses’ (2021) 3 TSAR 602.
De la Harpe, L ‘Withdrawing retirement funds upon emigration’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Mhango, M ‘A strange thing happened on the way to the Post Office: Post Office Retirement Fund v S.A. Post Office SOC Ltd and Others’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Mhango, M ‘Deductions from pension benefits under the Lesotho Pension Funds Act: A comparative analysis’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Nevondwe, L ‘Retirement reforms: The practical implications of annuitisation’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Oosthuizen, WM ‘Critical analysis of the SCA decision in Montanari v Montanari in respect of living annuities on divorce’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Botha, M ‘POPIA and electronic direct marketing: A storm (in a teacup)’ (2021) 25.2 PLD.
Bhuqa, W ‘Speculation on the validity of removals of title deed restrictions effected in terms of the Repealed Act 84 of 1967 after 1 July 2015’ (2021) 25.2 PLD.
Botha, M ‘Body corporates’ liability for costs contributions when using sequestration to collect arrear levies’ (2021) 25.2 PLD.
Malatji, M ‘The importance of property force majeure clause in a lease for commercial lease agreement’ (2021) 25.2 PLD.
Sonnekus, JC ‘Géén teenprestasie vir ’n serwituut van parkering oor eiendom van ’n aandeleblokskema – bedenklik – ook wat kompetensie betref’ (2021) 3 TSAR 571.
Van der Merwe, CG ‘Is a scheme rule prohibiting the keeping of animals in a sectional title scheme invalid? Lessons from the landmark decision of the New South Wales Court of Appeal’ (2021) 3 TSAR 456.
Moosa, F ‘Analysis of legal professional privilege in the Tax Administration Act’ (2021) 2 TSAR 294.
Van Tonder, W ‘Total return investing and trusts’ (2021) 36.2 ITJ.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2021 (Aug) DR 42.
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