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What is a usufruct and why is it important?

Many South Africans who own property want to ensure that the rights of their loved ones are protected in terms of their property. They want to ensure their loved ones have control of the property, enjoy the benefits of the property, and reduce the possibility of any …

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How do attorneys’ contingency fees work in South Africa?

South African legal practitioners may agree to be paid for their services through contingency fees. So how do attorneys’ contingency fees work in South Africa, and are they in your best interests? In this article, we cover: what “contingency fee” means how contingency…

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Proposed changes to the Employment Services Act are on the horizon

The Employment Services Act 4 of 2014 came into effect on 7 April 2014. The primary purpose of the Act is to inter alia: Provide public...

by Nadia Froneman

Can foreigners buy property in South Africa?

A non-resident asked me if he could buy property in South Africa. Favourable exchange rates and a world-renowned deeds registration system have encouraged foreigners to...

The importance of having a funeral policy

A funeral policy is the last investment we make for a brighter future for our families. One of our greatest challenges in life is building a...

by Vuyokazi Mpela

Constitutional Court ruling on Muslim marriages

On 28 June 2022, the Constitutional Court confirmed the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling in Women’s Legal Centre Trust v President of the Republic...

by Kavita Kooverjee

Women in law

It was poet Adrienne Rich who said – “The most important thing one woman can do for another is expand her sense of actual possibilities.” What this...

Where there is smoke, you are fired

We all remember the unbe-weed-able 2018 Constitutional Court case of Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development and Others v Prince and Others which dramatically altered...

by Tasso Anestidis and Kathleen Butler

Partial patent waiver for COVID-19 vaccines

Participating countries attending the 12th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Geneva, Switzerland reached an agreement on 17 June 2022 to partially...

by Charleen Rupnarain

The “new normal” in South Africa isn’t as normal as elsewhere

Employee surveys critical to identify what workplace environment works best Hybrid working. Remote. Productivity. The changes to workplace dynamics brought on by the pandemic are global....

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