Interest rate cuts: a welcome relief
October 30, 2024
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On 19 September 2024 the Monetary Policy Committee of the
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A significant step towards gender equality: husbands allowed to take the wife’s surname
October 30, 2024
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Introduction: Long-standing legal conventions in South Africa prohibit husbands from
STEPPARENT MAINTENANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA: N.M V B.M AND THE EVOLUTION OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
October 11, 2024
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The recent judgment in N.M v B.M and Others (11384/2024)
Kan ‘n minderjarige kind besluit by watter ouer hy/sy wil bly ten tyde van ‘n egskeidingsdispuut?
July 17, 2024
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Kan ‘n minderjarige kind besluit by watter ouer hy/sy wil
THE CASE OF JOSLIN SMITH & HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN SOUTH AFRICA: A BRIEF COMMENTARY
May 14, 2024
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The United Nations defines human trafficking as the transfer, transportation,
VIOLATIONS OF THE POPIA ACT
May 3, 2024
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VIOLATIONS OF THE POPIA ACTIn the digital age, where personal
A LANDLORD’S RESPONSIBILITIES DURING LOAD-SHEDDING
January 19, 2024
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While 2023 was the worst year of load-shedding ever experienced
June and December months are usually the busiest in family law practices due to parents fighting about the minor children’s holiday contact arrangements. I often tell my colleagues that I turn into Solomon in June and December, unfortunately having to divide the children in half.
December 14, 2023
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June and December months are usually the busiest in family
WHAT ARE SERVITUDES AND HOW DO THEY WORK?
November 15, 2023
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Writer of Roman Dutch Law, Johannes Voet, defined a servitude
Mandatory minimum sentencing legislation was introduced in South Africa, namely The Criminal Law Amendment Act 105 of 1997 (“the Act”), as a tool of deterrence against rising rates of violent crimes on 1 May 1998
November 10, 2023
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Mandatory minimum sentencing and the operation of the so-called “Departure
Life is about making decisions. The act of deciding forms an integral part of every individual’s life, and for any individual to be able to make a legal decision, they must have the necessary legal capacity to act
November 10, 2023
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THE DIFFERENT PROCESSES OF APPOINTING A THIRD PARTY ON BEHALF
So, you finally blew out the candles on that big birthday cake, all 65 of them. Then you start to think “Have I finally reached the retirement age?” Questions start to flood your mind, such as “Should I retire? Must I retire? Do I even have a choice? What if I’m not ready for retirement?”
November 10, 2023
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A Right not to Retire? So, you finally blew out
Interest rate cuts: a welcome relief
October 30, 2024
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On 19 September 2024 the Monetary Policy Committee of the
A significant step towards gender equality: husbands allowed to take the wife’s surname
October 30, 2024
No Comments
Introduction: Long-standing legal conventions in South Africa prohibit husbands from
STEPPARENT MAINTENANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA: N.M V B.M AND THE EVOLUTION OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
October 11, 2024
No Comments
The recent judgment in N.M v B.M and Others (11384/2024)
Kan ‘n minderjarige kind besluit by watter ouer hy/sy wil bly ten tyde van ‘n egskeidingsdispuut?
July 17, 2024
No Comments
Kan ‘n minderjarige kind besluit by watter ouer hy/sy wil
THE CASE OF JOSLIN SMITH & HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN SOUTH AFRICA: A BRIEF COMMENTARY
May 14, 2024
No Comments
The United Nations defines human trafficking as the transfer, transportation,
VIOLATIONS OF THE POPIA ACT
May 3, 2024
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VIOLATIONS OF THE POPIA ACTIn the digital age, where personal
A LANDLORD’S RESPONSIBILITIES DURING LOAD-SHEDDING
January 19, 2024
No Comments
While 2023 was the worst year of load-shedding ever experienced
June and December months are usually the busiest in family law practices due to parents fighting about the minor children’s holiday contact arrangements. I often tell my colleagues that I turn into Solomon in June and December, unfortunately having to divide the children in half.
December 14, 2023
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June and December months are usually the busiest in family
WHAT ARE SERVITUDES AND HOW DO THEY WORK?
November 15, 2023
No Comments
Writer of Roman Dutch Law, Johannes Voet, defined a servitude
Mandatory minimum sentencing legislation was introduced in South Africa, namely The Criminal Law Amendment Act 105 of 1997 (“the Act”), as a tool of deterrence against rising rates of violent crimes on 1 May 1998
November 10, 2023
No Comments
Mandatory minimum sentencing and the operation of the so-called “Departure
Life is about making decisions. The act of deciding forms an integral part of every individual’s life, and for any individual to be able to make a legal decision, they must have the necessary legal capacity to act
November 10, 2023
No Comments
THE DIFFERENT PROCESSES OF APPOINTING A THIRD PARTY ON BEHALF
So, you finally blew out the candles on that big birthday cake, all 65 of them. Then you start to think “Have I finally reached the retirement age?” Questions start to flood your mind, such as “Should I retire? Must I retire? Do I even have a choice? What if I’m not ready for retirement?”
November 10, 2023
No Comments
A Right not to Retire? So, you finally blew out