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Benefitting from an insurance policy in which you are not a party

Insurance contracts are sometimes referred to as reciprocal contracts because they usually involve both the insured (paying a premium and getting peace of mind) and the insurer (bearing the risk whilst getting premiums) – both parties bear some obligations and…

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by Mtho Maphumulo

Security cession – Important considerations

A cession in securitatem debiti (also sometimes referred to as a security cession), is where a Debtor cedes (transfers) to a Creditor certain incorporeal personal...

by DocNinja

Drafting suretyships – Important considerations

INTRODUCTION Suretyships, in general, are legalese ridden documents that the general public do not fully understand. This article will provide a high-level overview of important considerations when...

by DocNinja

Drafting of sale of share agreements – Important considerations

In this article, we have a high-level look at some of the important aspects that must be kept in mind when drafting a sale of...

by DocNinja

The ‘Fatal Flaw’ in South Africa’s financial regulation

The South African financial markets regulatory landscape is changing quickly. So too are the laws that will govern the future of trading over-the-counter derivatives. But...

by Bridget King

The nature of cession in security

The cession of incorporeal rights is a legal principle on which significant amounts of money are transacted in the South African market. Cession is a bilateral...

by Adnaan Kariem

Tag: cession

Benefitting from an insurance policy in which you are not a party

Security cession – Important considerations

Drafting suretyships – Important considerations

Drafting of sale of share agreements – Important considerations

The ‘Fatal Flaw’ in South Africa’s financial regulation

The nature of cession in security