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Prescription periods in South African law

If you’re planning to pursue a personal injury claim, you must be aware of prescription periods and how they apply to your claim. In this article, we explain what prescription periods are, when they apply and what exceptions exist. What is a prescription period? A …

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Africa’s first legal text on eDiscovery published

Hundreds of billions of emails are sent and received on a daily basis and it has been calculated that more than 97% of business documents are created electronically. In addition, the modern, digital world sees the average person produce thousands of digital records…

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Practical steps for the handling and presentation of evidence

The correct investigation, gathering and analysis of evidence is important for ensuring that justice is served and it is incumbent upon frontline law enforcement professionals...

A question of character – Contraventions of the Competition Act

In the recent case of Competition Commission v Irvin and Johnson Limited and Karan Beef (Proprietary) Limited (the I&J case) the Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) has reiterated...

by Lara Granville, Preanka Gounden and James Wewege

Applied Law for Police Officials 5e (Multimedia eBook)

About this publication Applied Law for Police Officials fifth edition equips police officials with the necessary knowledge and understanding to uphold the law and protect South...

applied law for police officials 5e

State Capture Inquiry Regulations amended

The Regulations of the Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture, Corruption and Fraud in the Public Sector Including Organs of State have been...

Anaesthesia malpractice – When and how to claim

Injuries and deaths due to anaesthesia malpractice are alarmingly high in South Africa. What constitutes malpractice? Even when anaesthetic is properly administered, complications can occur. However, it constitutes...

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Guidelines for disciplinary hearings in the workplace

Employers need to ensure that they follow a procedurally and substantively fair process when conducting a Disciplinary Hearing. Employees also need to be aware of...

Disrobed – Digital labour proceedings during the lockdown

Since 1995, South Africans have become accustomed to life under a constitutional democracy. The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 is the supreme...

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Can a court hear evidence via video conferencing?

In the matter of MK and TRANSNET LTD t/a PORTNET, heard by the Kwazulu-Natal Local Division of the High Court under case number A105/2004, Mbatha...

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