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Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/Issue |
DJ |
De Jure Special focus: Implementing regional human rights standards in East and West Africa |
University of Pretoria | (2021) 54 |
JJS | Journal for Juridical Science | University of the Free State, Faculty of Law | (2021) 43.1 |
LDD | Law, Democracy and Development | University of the Western Cape, Faculty of Law | (2021) 25 |
SA Merc LJ | South African Mercantile Law Journal | Juta |
(2020) 32.3
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SALJ | South African Law Journal | Juta | (2020) 138.3 |
SJ | Speculum Juris | University of Fort Hare | (2021) 35.2 |
SLR | Stellenbosch Law Review | Juta | (2021) 32.2 |
Laurens, JB; Carstens, PA; and Curlewis, LG ‘Blood and breath alcohol test results: Uncertainty at the interface of science and law’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 535.
Mhlongo, L ‘Clash of laws? Testing the effectiveness of the national treatment principle against black economic empowerment laws in South Africa’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 210.
Lutchman, S ‘Notes: Children, autonomy and statements: The need for a bright-line rule’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 500.
Mabeka, NQ ‘Pagination of court files in civil procedure: “a thing of the past” in evolving digital technology’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 134.
Bidie, S ‘Dismantling obstacles impeding better governance in companies: Affirming the expansion of the interpretation of “shareholder and director” under section 163 of the 2008 Act’ (2021) 25 LDD 377.
Mongalo, TH ‘Notes: The unlamented demise of the common-law derivative action: A note remembering Michael Larkin’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 508.
Mudzamiri, J and Osode, PC ‘A reflective assessment of selected problematic aspects of South Africa’s appraisal remedy regime against the backdrop of Cilliers v La Concorde Holdings Ltd’ (2020) 32.3 SA Merc LJ 389.
Njotini, M ‘Securing shareholder information in the digital age – an analysis of the proposed amendments to section 26 of the Companies Act’ (2020) 32.3 SA Merc LJ 334.
Visser, CJ ‘The doctrine of subjective rights, the actio iniuriarum and the Constitution: A convergent doctrinal basis for the law of personality’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 272.
Barnard-Naudé, J ‘Form and substance in the Constitutional Court: Whither contract law’s policy after Apartheid?’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 569.
Malherbe, K ‘Assessing the protection of older persons’ access to social services in South Africa during the COVID-19 pandemic’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 118.
Sobikwa, N and Phooko, MR ‘An assessment of the constitutionality of the COVID-19 regulations against the requirement to facilitate public participation in the law-making and/or administrative processes in South Africa’ (2021) 25 LDD 309.
Okpaluba, C ‘Damages for injuries arising from the infringement of the rights of persons in police or prison custody: South Africa in comparative perspective (Part 3)’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 259.
Van der Linde, DC ‘Does the aggravated sentencing regime under the Prevention of Organised Crime Act 121 of 1998 violate freedom of association? A constitutional and comparative analysis’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 288.
Amadi, VT and Lenaghan, P ‘Facilitating trade and strengthening market access in the Southern African Customs Union: A focus on South Africa’s customs reform’ (2020) 32.3 SA Merc LJ 309.
Osman, F ‘Notes: Splitting hairs? Bwanya v The Master of the High Court’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 521.
Meintjes-Van der Walt, L ‘The reliability of trace DNA or low copy number (LCN) DNA evidence in court proceedings’ (2021) 46.1 JJS 1.
Strydom, M ‘A critique on privately prosecuting the holder of “after the fact” environmental authorisations: Uzani Environmental Advocacy CC v BP Southern Africa (Pty) Ltd’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 617.
Kotzé, T ‘Developing criteria for the identification of suitable agricultural land for expropriation and redistribution in South Africa: Lessons learnt from Namibia’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 185.
Makore, STM; Osode, PC; and Lubisi, N ‘South Africa’s land expropriation without compensation at the legitimacy crossroad: Are the enabling provisions a constitutional amendment or dismemberment’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 245.
Du Plessis, GA and Nel, WN ‘The dimensional elements of the right to freedom of religion or belief in the South African Constitution – an evaluation in light of relevant core international human rights instruments’ (2021) 46.1 JJS 25.
Iheme, WC and Mba, SU ‘A doctrinal assessment of the insolvency frameworks of African countries in coping with the pandemic-triggered economic crisis’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 306.
Mahlangu, N ‘Residual goodwill – a case of discontinued marks: Beiersdorf AG v Koni Multinational Brands (Pty) Ltd’ (2020) 32.3 SA Merc LJ 360.
Asaala, E ‘Assessing the mechanisms and framework of implementation of decisions of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights fifteen years later’ (2021) 54 DJ 430.
Biegon, J ‘State implementation and compliance with the human rights decisions of the East African Court of Justice’ (2021) 54 DJ 404.
Dinymoi, AMI and Lubaale, EC ‘The right to decision-making for persons with mental disabilities in Uganda’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 226.
Fokala, E ‘Do not forget the Nubians: Kenya’s compliance with the decisions of African regional treaty bodies on the plight and rights of Nubians’ (2021) 54 DJ 476.
Fokala, E ‘Editorial introduction: Compliance with regional human rights – focus on East and West Africa’ (2021) 54 DJ 401.
Kabira, N and Masore, P ‘Monitoring compliance of African women’s human rights commitments by the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights’ (2021) 54 DJ 453.
Mutangi, T ‘Status of the implementation of the human rights related decisions of the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice’ (2021) 54 DJ 512.
Njiru, EM ‘Adjudication of human rights disputes in the sub-regional courts in Africa: A case study of the East African Court of Justice’ (2021) 54 DJ 493.
Thopacu, H ‘The necessity for Zambia’s vitamin A sugar fortification requirement’ (2021) 25 LDD 345.
Mujuzi, JD ‘Attorney General’s intervention in private prosecutions in Tonga: Analysing Attorney General v Lavulavu [2019] TOSC 35; AM 11 of 2019 (9 July 2019)’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 182.
Eksteen, R ‘The role of the judiciary in foreign affairs to be duly recognised, with special reference to the Supreme Court of the USA’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 330.
Okpaluba, C and Maloka, TC ‘The breakdown of the trust relationship and intolerability in the context of reinstatement in the modern law of unfair dismissal (1)’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 148.
Smit, DM and Tessendorf, E ‘Patriarchy and unpaid work as barriers to top-level female appointments: Are South Africa’s labour laws enough not to keep a good woman down?’ (2021) 46.1 JJS 111.
Zitzke, E ‘Transforming the law on psychiatric lesions’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 253.
Marais, EJ ‘Protecting quasi-possession of electricity supply with the mandament van spolie – has the Supreme Court of Appeal switched off this possibility? [A discussion of Eskom Holdings Soc Ltd v Masinda 2019 5 SA 386 (SCA)]’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 215.
Badenhorst, P ‘The nature and features of “unused old order rights” under the MPRDA revisited: The story of Gouws’ farm’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 599.
Marumoagae, C ‘Overview of the legislative protection of retirement benefits against transfer, reduction, hypothecation and attachment in South Africa’ (2021) 25 LDD 411.
Draga, L ‘On equating “mays” with “musts”: When can a discretionary power be interpreted as a mandatory one?’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 649.
Mashinini, N ‘The impact of deepfakes on the right to identity: A South African perspective’ (2020) 32.3 SA Merc LJ 407.
Wanki, JN ‘“L’Etat C’est Moi”: The controversial insulation of presidential appointment powers in the Republic of Cameroon’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 194.
De Man, A and Bello, M ‘Prioritising socio-economic rights in sovereign debt governance: The obligations of private creditors’ (2021) 46.1 JJS 57.
Swanepoel, CF ‘The slippery slope to state capture: Cadre deployment as an enabler of corruption and a contributor to blurred party-state lines’ (2021) 25 LDD 440.
Tsele, M ‘Notes: “Observations” on the State Capture judgment’ (2021) 138.3 SALJ 477.
Moosa, F ‘Warrantless search and seizure by Sars: A constitutional invasion of taxpayers’ privacy? – Part one’ (2021) 46.1 JJS 89.
Clark, B ‘A trans man as a “gestational parent”: Trans parenting and the best interests of the child’ (2021) 32.2 SLR 234.
Nel, E ‘Beneficial ownership of trust assets in an international reality: An intersection between trust law, tax and crime prevention’ (2021) 35.2 SJ 169.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2021 (Dec) DR 38.
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