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Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
Advocate | Advocate | General Council of the Bar | (2020) 33.2 |
DJ | De Jure | University of Pretoria | (2020) 53 |
ITJ | Insurance and Tax Journal | LexisNexis | (2020) 35.3 |
LitNet | LitNet Akademies (Regte) | Trust vir Afrikaanse Onderwys |
(2020) 17(2) (2020) 17(3) |
PER | Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal | North West University, Faculty of Law | (2020) 23 |
PLD | Property Law Digest | LexisNexis | (2020) 24.3 |
THRHR | Tydskrif vir Hedendaagse Romeinse-Hollandse Reg | LexisNexis | (2020) 83.3 |
Van Eck, S and Boraine, A ‘Vonnisbespreking: Quo vadis ondernemingredding?’ (2020) 17(2) LitNet.
Mashinini, N ‘The processing of personal information using remotely piloted aircraft systems in South Africa’ (2020) 53 DJ 140.
Botha, M ‘Be informed rather than fearful’ (2020) 24.3 PLD.
Munyai, PS ‘Competition law and corporate social responsibility: A review of the special responsibility of dominant firms in competition law’ (2020) 53 DJ 267.
Goosen, G ‘COVID-19 and the courts: Justice in lockdown’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 34.
Meiring, J ‘Interview – Justice Kate O’Regan on being the Covid-19 Designated Judge’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 45.
Rabkin, F ‘Law matters’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 86.
Snyckers SC, F ‘The COVID disaster: A miscellany of classroom points’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 40.
Suleman, MZ ‘Fake news, conspiracy theories and the threat to our constitutional democracy’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 57.
Lazarus, L and Friedman, N ‘COVID-19 and human rights: A preliminary assessment of legislative and regulatory responses to the Covid-19 epidemic across 11 jurisdictions – including South Africa’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 48.
Moosa, F ‘COVID-19 business interruption claims: Café Chameleon CC v Guardrisk Insurance Co Ltd analysed’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Du Bois, M ‘State use provisions for patent law, and expropriations: Some comparative law guidelines for South Africa during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond’ (2020) 23 PER.
Annandale SC, A ‘Best practice and advocacy skills for remote hearings’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 67.
Watt-Pringle SC, C ‘Practice in the time of COVID-19’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 3.
Mahon, D; Ogunronbi, S and Bekker, R ‘Rental remissions for advocates in the time of COVID-19 – entitlement or impossibility?’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 59.
Mukheibir, A and van As, H ‘Deliktuele aanspreeklikheid van plaaslike owerhede vir die versuim om infrastruktuur te onderhou’ (2020) 17(3) LitNet.
Wessels, AB ‘Establishing legal certainty in novel pure economic loss cases’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 318.
Zitzke, E ‘Vonnisbespreking: Grondwetlike skadevergoeding as “nominale” en “verswaarde” skadevergoeding in dringende aansoeke’ (2020) 17(2) LitNet.
Smit, MH ‘School choice and school funding reform in South Africa’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 358.
Lourens, P and Strampe, A ‘Wills to be signed and witnessed using audio-visual links – time to amend the Wills Act 7 of 1953’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Ntlama, N ‘Gender-based violence ignites the re-emergence of public opinion on the exercise of judicial authority’ (2020) 53 DJ 286.
Agbor, AA ‘70 Years after the UDHR: A provocative reflection shaped by African experiences’ (2020) 23 PER.
Dube, F and Agbor, AA ‘The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70: African perspectives on progress and prospects’ (2020) 23 PER.
Gobbelaar-Du Plessis, I ‘The right of persons with intellectual disabilities to political participation: The legal capacity to vote – Zsolt Bujdosó v Hungary Communication No 4/2011 (Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities) (UN DocCRPD/C/D/4/2011)’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 455.
Robbertze, G and Muller, G ‘Conceptualising the home in law and gender’ (2020) 53 DJ 332.
De Dios, CR ‘Immovable property transactions: Are we reading s 34 of the Insolvency Act correctly?’ (2020) 24.3 PLD.
Roestoff, M ‘Effect of sequestration on the property of the solvent spouse: Section 21 of the Insolvency Act – Davies v Van Den Heever NO (16865/2017) [2019] ZAGPJHC 59 (1 March 2019)’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 430.
‘Nyane, H ‘Re-visiting the powers of the King under the Constitution of Lesotho: Does he still have any discretion?’ (2020) 53 DJ 159.
Dube, F ‘Neither adopted nor borrowed: A critique of the conception of the South African Bill of Rights’ (2020) 23 PER.
Kajiru, I and Nyimbi, I ‘The impact of myths, superstition and harmful cultural beliefs against Albinism in Tanzania: A human rights perspective’ (2020) 23 PER.
Nanima, RD ‘Evaluating the jurisprudence of the African Commission on evidence obtained through human rights violations’ (2020) 53 DJ 307.
Vinti, C ‘Regulation 22 of the Amended Tariff Investigations Regulations and the right to “procedural fairness”’ (2020) 53 DJ 212.
Botha, MM and Fourie, E ‘Majoritarianism, consultation, fairness and dismissal: Are the courts confusing these principles?’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 383.
Huysamen, E ‘Discussing the fundamental principles inherent to effective systems of caregiving leave’ (2020) 53 DJ 229.
Newaj, K ‘Defining fairness in dismissals of unauthorised foreign nationals’ (2020) 23 PER.
Gravett, W ‘The influence of technology on the learning styles of millennial law students’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 342.
Greenbaum, L ‘Access to justice for all: A reality or unfulfilled expectations?’ (2020) 53 DJ 248.
Moultrie, R ‘Sedley J’s laws of documents – abrogated by disuse’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 63.
Seegobin, R ‘Gandhi the lawyer’ (2020) 33.2 Advocate 72.
Van Dyk, FR ‘The interlocutory or final effect of court orders: The mandament van spolie as a point of departure – Metchem Steelpoort CC v Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd (22375/2019) [2019] ZAGPJHC 277 (13 August 2019)’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 444.
Botha, M ‘In community of property case study for examination preparation’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Sonnekus, JC ‘Vereistes vir ’n suksesvolle beroep op die beskerming vervat in artikel 15(9)(a) en 15(9)(b) van die Wet op Huweliksgoedere 88 van 1984 herbekyk met die oog op kondikering’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 401.
Raboshakga, N and Fuo, O ‘Appropriate internal appeal mechanisms for approval of building plans: Exploring the gaps left by the Constitutional Court’ (2020) 23 PER.
Botha, M ‘POPIA for property practitioners: Contracts and marketing (part 1)’ (2020) 24.3 PLD.
De la Harpe, L ‘Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013 – important update’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Kehrhahn, FHH ‘RS v Road Accident Fund (49899/17) [2020] ZAGPPHC (21 January 2020)’ (2020) 53 DJ 188.
Pienaar, GJ and Horn, JG ‘The development, nature and enforcement of third generation sectional title rules’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 299.
Nkrumah, B ‘“We’ll fight this little struggle”: Alleviating hunger in South Africa’ (2020) 53 DJ 194.
Swanepoel, M ‘Tax and estate duty consequences of offshore investing’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Van Zyl, SP ‘Mama mia! Here we go again – another interpretational dilemma in respect of “received by” and “accrued to” for purposes of s 1 of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 – ABC Proprietary Limited v CSARS (ITC 24510 CPT) (17 April 2019)’ (2020) 83.3 THRHR 418.
Wiesener, M ‘Understatement penalty in terms of the Tax Administration Act – a critical analysis of the interpretation of a bona fide inadvertent error’ (2020) 53 DJ 176.
De la Harpe, L ‘Contracting with a trust: The importance of resolutions (Part 2)’ (2020) 35.3 ITJ.
Hager, L ‘The dissolution of universal partnerships in South African law: Lessons to be learnt from Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia’ (2020) 53 DJ 123.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2020 (Nov) DR 43.
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