Consequences of failure to exhaust internal remedies under CPA
Introduction
In the case of Makadu v NTT Volkswagen [2024] ZANCHC 52, the court dealt with the issues of defective goods and the exhaustion of internal...
Roy Bregman
Roy Bregman is an accredited divorce mediator and specialises in:
- Drafting of antenuptial and postnuptial contracts;
- Winding up of deceased estates;
- Arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution;
- Sequestrations and rehabilitations;
- Drafting of wills.
Embracing alternative dispute resolution in estate disputes
Introduction
Estate disputes often involve sensitive issues like a testator’s mental capacity, undue influence, ambiguities in a will, or family maintenance claims. These disputes can cause...
Are witness signatures required on a contract or agreement of sale?
In the realm of legal agreements, the necessity of witness signatures on contracts or agreements of sale is a common question. Often, there’s ambiguity surrounding...
Unfair dismissal of elderly: Seokwane v Bidvest Prestige Cleaning Services
Introduction:
In South Africa, laws prohibit unfair discrimination in employment based on age. However, certain provisions allow for fair dismissal upon reaching the normal or agreed...
Unconstitutionality of Immigration Act impacting foreign nationals’ parental rights
Introduction
In a groundbreaking judgment on December 4, 2023, the Constitutional Court of South Africa in Rayment v Minister of Home Affairs [2023] ZACC 40 addressed...
Guidelines for updating your will in South Africa: Knowing when it’s time for a revision
Introduction
Creating a will is a crucial step in securing the future of your assets and ensuring that your wishes are honored after your passing. However,...
Restraint of trade agreements and business transfers
Introduction
In the ever-evolving legal landscape surrounding restraint of trade agreements and business transfers, two significant cases, Slo Jo Innovation (Pty) Ltd v Beedle in 2020...
Wingate Body Corporate v Pamba and Another: Approach a court rather than CSOS at your peril
The CSOS Act provides that the Ombud presides over a dispute resolution mechanism in community schemes: be wary of going to court rather than this...
Understanding delict: Categories of damages
Introduction
Delict, often termed a “civil wrong,” governs situations where one seeks compensation for harm. Three primary harm categories exist: patrimonial (financial losses), non-patrimonial (non-financial harm),...
Understanding prescription laws in South African medical malpractice cases
Explore the intricacies of the Prescription Act 68 of 1969 and its impact on medical malpractice claims. Learn how prescription laws affect minors, individuals with...
