Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
SALJ | South African Law Journal | Juta |
(2023) 140.4 (2024) 141.1 (2024) 141.2 (2024) 141.3 |
SJ | Speculum Juris | University of Fort Hare |
(2022) 36.1 (2022) 36.2 (2023) 37.1 (2023) 37.2 |
YSAL | Yearbook of South African Law | Juta | (2023) 4 |
Smith, BS ‘Prescient precedent: PAF v SCF (SCA) and a new paradigm for testing whether a trust has been abused to manipulate a spouse’s accrual (or redistribution) liability at divorce’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 697.
Brickhill, J; Corder, H; Davis, D and Marcus, G ‘Administration of justice’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1.
Penfold, G and Hoexter, C ‘The treatment of facts in administrative-law review’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 496.
Van Coller, H ‘Administrative law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 47.
Mokotong, M ‘Conservation of traditional values vis-à-vis the dependant’s action for loss of support in customary law – “go tsoša/tsosa hlogo”’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 838.
Ncube, S ‘The African Union’s response to the 2017 coup in Zimbabwe: A democratic coup theory perspective’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 57.
Cassim, MF ‘The shareholder’s appraisal remedy under the Companies Act: How should the courts gauge “fair value”?’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 293.
Seedat, S ‘Staring into voidness – courts grapple with arbitration clauses in tainted contracts’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 143.
Koekemoer, M ‘Banking and finance law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 81.
Paterson, A ‘Realizing South Africa’s contribution to the global biodiversity framework’s area-based targets – the potential impact of new screening trends linked to strategic infrastructure projects, corridors and zones’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 526.
Van de Rheede, J ‘Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment: Transformation of the ownership structure of law firms’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 273.
Mpofu, K and Moolman, HJ ‘A case for Specialised Insolvency and Business Rescue Courts in South Africa’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 308.
Barratt, A ‘Children’s law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 133.
Van Loggerenberg, D ‘Civil procedure’ (2023) 4 YSAL 172.
Boonzaaier, L ‘Common-law avoidance’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 213.
LeRoux-Bouwer, J ‘The common purpose doctrine and dolus eventualis incorrectly applied (again): Mawela v S (377/2021) [2022] ZASC 18 (16 February 2022)’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 188.
Phillips, J and Van Coller, A ‘Opposing cynical evictions: The possessory action’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 24.
Jooste, R ‘Company and close corporation law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 210.
Brickhill, J; Bishop, M and Mafora, D ‘Constitutional law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 282.
Ngcobo, N ‘Waste pickers and the informal economy: A South African constitutional law perspective’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 17.
Chitimira, H and Torerai, E ‘The role of financial education in the promotion of protection for poor consumers of digital financial services in Zimbabwe’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 371.
Du Plessis, J ‘Lawful act duress’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 733.
Kawadza, H ‘Probing the classical theory of the role of the firm in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 339.
Olorunfemi, FJ and Udeokechukwu, C ‘The COVID-19 pandemic and corporate governance challenges in Nigeria and South Africa: A human rights perspective’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 426.
Schoeman, W ‘Corporate governance – less is more’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 410.
Chitimira, H; Hamadziripi, F and Wazcaremhaka, T ‘An overview analysis of corporate rescue proceedings in Zimbabwe during the COVID-19 pandemic’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 274.
Hoctor, S ‘Criminal law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 364.
Tavuyanago, S ‘A comparative analysis of the criminalisation of cartel conduct in South Africa’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 238.
Puja, AC ‘Sustaining access to finance for Africa’s small and medium enterprises during and post COVID-19 crisis: Factoring to the rescue’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 388.
Manthwa, A ‘An appraisal of the hurdles with ascertaining the applicable customary law when determining conclusion of a customary marriage – ND v MM (18404/ 2018) (2020) ZAGPJHC 113 (12 May 2020)’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 223.
Koyana, DS ‘Delivery of the bride as a requirement for the validity of a customary marriage – the final verdict’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 1.
Singh, CS ‘A consideration of the Registrar’s powers in matters relating to the National Credit Act: An analysis of Gcasamba v Mercedes-Benz Financial Services (Pty) Ltd and Ngandela v Absa Bank Ltd’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 15.
Lawrenson, N ‘Delict’ (2023) 4 YSAL 390.
Meyerson, D ‘When is discrimination unfair? A relational reconstruction of the Constitutional Court’s dignity-based approach’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 257.
Mabaso, F ‘Protesting is not a right reserved for the rich: A commentary on The Right to Know Campaign and Others v City Manager of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality and Another (49197/2021) [2022] ZAGPJHC 388 (10 June 2022)’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 427.
Eyongndi, DTA and Ebiye, BCG ‘Rethinking the effect of liquidation on contract of employment under Corpus Juris Nigeriana: Interrogating the Supreme Court decision in Gbedu v Itie’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 196.
Masumbe, PS ‘The potential role of the international Lex Mercatoria in assisting individuals and business entities to navigate the African Continental Free Trade Agreement’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 146.
Swart, M and Carstens, P ‘The application of the doctrine of informed consent in South African medical law: Reflections on significant developments in the case law’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 45.
Singo, D ‘Coercive and controlling behaviour in the Domestic Violence Act’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 763.
Paleker, M ‘The Draft Lower Courts Bill – a serious attempt to transform the civil justice system, or another window-dressing exercise?’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 437.
Reddy, N ‘Should the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act be amended to include electronic signatures for the sale of immovable property in South Africa?’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 795.
Okpaluba, C and Maloka, TC ‘Intolerability of the employment relationship in the context of constructive dismissal: An analysis of recent judgments from South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho and Eswatini/Swaziland (Part 1)’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 85.
Okpaluba, C and Maloka, TC ‘Intolerability of the employment relationship in the context of constructive dismissal: An analysis of recent judgments from South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho and Eswatini/Swaziland (Part 2)’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 324.
Kidd, M ‘Environmental law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 534.
Kehrhahn, FHH ‘Judicial reliance on documents not established into evidence: Dispensing justice or injudicious overreach?’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 483.
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 (Part 2)’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 146.
Sibanda, N ‘Expropriation of land without compensation in South Africa: Insights from Germany and Brazil’s use of the social obligation norm’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 88.
Le Roux-Kemp, A ‘Family law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 601.
Bidi, SS ‘“Foreseeable”: Conceptualised in the duty of care, skill, and diligence?’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 36.
Olivier, E ‘Financial assistance to a related company under the Companies Act 71 of 2008; Trevo Capital Ltd and Others v Steinhoff International Holdings (Pty) Ltd and Others (2833/2021) [2021] ZAWCHC 123 (2 July 2021)’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 211.
Van Niekerk, G ‘Building financial resilience through financial education to withstand a pandemic’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 309.
Van der Linde, DC ‘No corpus delicti in murder cases: A review of South African judgments dealing with murder cases without a body’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 165.
Tredoux, CG; Fitzgerald, RJ; Allan, A and Nortje, A ‘Identification parades in South Africa – time for a change?’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 84.
Marumoagae, MC ‘Impeachable transactions and available defences to those who transacted with companies before liquidation’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 293.
Winchester, J and Willis-Smith, C ‘Footing the (wage) bill: Reasoning, remedies and National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union v Minister of Public Service and Administration (CC)’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 169.
Legwaila, T ‘The Supreme Court of Appeal limits the deduction of expenditure incurred in the production of the income: The Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Spur Group (Pty) Ltd [2021] ZASCA 145’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 397.
Mabe, Z ‘Insolvency’ (2023) 4 YSAL 680.
Anifalaje, K ‘Quest for a legislative reform of the status, duties and liabilities of insurance intermediaries in Nigeria’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 347.
Millard, D ‘Insurance law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 730.
Le Roux, R and Adam, A ‘The many shades of intolerability in the workplace’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 323.
Grogan, J ‘Labour and employment law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 730.
Pienaar, JM ‘Land reform’ (2023) 4 YSAL 950.
Schwikkard, PJ ‘Law of evidence’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1000.
Iyer, D and Calvino, LR ‘The role of online education in transforming legal education’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 74.
Awarab, M ‘Using discipline as a method of retribution and deterrence of unethical behaviour of legal practitioners in Namibia: How does it compare with Ghana?’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 360.
Adderley, M ‘Local government law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1023.
Clark, B and van Heerden, B ‘Recent South African marriage reform proposals: Confused and conflicted?’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 467.
Ngwenyama, L ‘Meaningful engagement or mediation or structural interdict? An appropriate remedy to resolve disputes under ESTA’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 73.
Slabbert, M and Labuschaigne, M ‘Lung transplants in South Africa: Why not a prescribed minimum benefit?’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 159.
Le Roux-Kemp, A ‘Medical and health law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1045.
Wessels, B and Speechly, G ‘The Bill of Rights and state liability for medical negligence: A case for judicial development of the common law (Part 1)’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 1.
Wessels, B and Speechly, G ‘The Bill of Rights and state liability for medical negligence: A case for judicial development of the common law (Part 2)’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 289.
Mudzamiri, J ‘Bolstering creditor and shareholder protection under the South African and Zimbabwean amalgamation or merger regulatory regimes: Suggestions for company-law reform’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 813.
Tongoi, EAA ‘A perspective on post-pandemic implications of criminal abuse and money laundering on mobile financial services’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 233.
Xulu, H and Gonzi, T ‘Teitiota v New Zealand: The legal position of climate change refugees in the international community’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 167.
Wolf, L ‘A critical appraisal of the parole system and its compliance with section 165 of the Constitution’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 554.
Marumoagae, MC ‘Pension law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1135.
Mupangavanhu, Y ‘The constitutionalisation of contract law in light of the public and private dichotomy in South Africa: An analysis of selected cases’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 22.
Basson, GB ‘Procedural justice as a feature of transformative substantive equality: Critical notes on Social Justice Coalition v Minister of Police (CC)’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 349.
Van der Sijde, E and Mahomedy, S ‘Property law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1181.
Chitimira, H; Magau, P and Motlogeloa, K ‘An overview analysis of the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic on shareholder activism in South Africa’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 132.
Ferreira, G and Ferreira-Snyman, A ‘The nature and scope of private participation in the performance of state functions in South Africa, and its potential to infringe individual fundamental rights: Recent developments’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 211.
Quinot, G ‘Public procurement law’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1223.
Church, J ‘Investors beware – public-interest considerations in merger review are significant: The Burger King matter’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 454.
Gooden, A and Thaldar, D ‘The regulation of health-related direct-to-consumer genetic tests in South Africa by the Medicines and Related Substances Act’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 112.
Kilian, N ‘Vis major and its relevance to radius clauses in insurance contracts’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 325.
Fagan, A ‘On making, reporting, and repeating defamatory statements’ (2024) 141.1 SALJ 1.
Bekker, T ‘Rescission of judgments by consent – recent developments and lessons from England and Wales’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 118.
Ntlama-Makhanya, N ‘A South African perspective on the independence of the judiciary in the promotion of human rights for the advancement of the “Rule of Law” in Africa (Part One)’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 238.
Mudzamiri, J ‘An assessment of some sticky issues in the regulation of schemes of arrangement through the lense of Sand Grove Opportunities Master Fund Ltd and Others v Distell Group Holdings Ltd and Others [2022] 2 All SA 855 (WCC)’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 410.
Pieterse, M ‘Propping up the crumbling city: Sectional title law, residential building governance and local government’ (2024) 141.3 SALJ 589.
Thambi, K ‘Addressing social inequality through the lens of corporate social responsibility in South Africa’ (2022) 36.2 SJ 256.
Fuo, O and Sephiri, C ‘Caring for the poor in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa: An appraisal of the Scalabrini case and access to social relief for asylum seekers and special permit holders’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 125.
Mashego, KA ‘An examination of the link between economic development and the enforcement of socio-economic rights in Nigeria’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 343.
Williams, R ‘Taxation’ (2023) 4 YSAL 1238.
Van der Linde, DC ‘Progressive, yet problematic: Unpacking the therapy order and sentence in S v SN’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 715.
Korankye-Sakyi, FK and Oluyeju, O ‘Leveraging regulatory interventions in the receivables financing industry to stimulate the growth of small businesses in Ghana’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 183.
Muller, EC and Swanepoel, CF ‘Dispute resolution does not need to be a battle: The case for mediation as transformative dispute resolution mechanism’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 58.
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 (Part 2)’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 105.
Sloth-Nielsen, J and Clark, B ‘A superfluous concept? The inherent jurisdiction of the South African superior courts as upper guardians of children’ (2024) 141.2 SALJ 391.
Msaule, R ‘Should vicarious liability be extended to the minister of police in the circumstances of unlawful arrest by a private person?’ (2023) 37.1 SJ 104.
Cassim, R ‘A critical analysis of the State Capture Commission recommendations to protect whistleblowers in South Africa’ (2023) 140.4 SALJ 862.
Mujuzi, JD ‘Post-appeal measures to address wrongful convictions and/or miscarriages of justice in Scotland’ (2022) 36.1 SJ 40.
Mujuzi, JD ‘Post-appeal measures to address wrongful convictions/miscarriages of justice in the Republic of Ireland’ (2023) 37.2 SJ 378.
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This article was first published in De Rebus in 2024 (Nov) DR 53.
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