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Parliament gives green light to Financial Sector Laws Bill

Parliament has passed the Financial Sector Laws Amendment Bill and sent it to president Ramaphosa for assent. The bill was tabled in parliament in August 2020. Cabinet approved the bill in June 2020 for tabling in parliament. In its statement, cabinet pointed out…

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(Legal) Rules of the road

Rev up your knowledge of how the law impacts owning and driving vehicles Legal&Tax’s guide to help you rev up your knowledge of how the law helps protect your rights when it comes to vehicles and driving. Car sales and the law Buying a car Buying a car, along with a …

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Loadshedding likely to trigger business insurance litigation

The ongoing persistence of loadshedding is causing havoc for households and businesses alike. As if Covid-19 and civil unrest and looting experienced mid-year were not...

by Mtho Maphumulo

Holding insurance brokers legally responsible for a repudiated insurance claim

Introduction Businesses always strive to have sufficient insurance cover for all and any possible perils and are willing to spend a lot of money on this....

by Mtho Maphumulo

A rise in funeral insurance fraud due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Desperation due to job losses sees an upsurge in funeral policy fraud You could take a financial hit if your insurance company raises your premium levels...

The terms, the terms… Personal-lines insurance policies

The SAIA Treating Customers Fairly workgroup on Standardised Terminology has compiled a list of common terms and their meanings as used in personal-lines insurance policies...

by John de Villiers

Don’t compound violence with fraud

Businesses and individuals who have suffered losses during the violence and unrest are well advised not to make fraudulent insurance claims for their losses. The scale...

by John de Villiers

Going out on your own – Part Three

Starting your own firm Did you forget something “Little Bird”? At the beginning of September we embarked on the process and partook in the excitement of starting...

Is the ‘bloody hand’ principle capable of opening a back door to inheritance?

The dictum, ‘de bloedige hand erft niet’ states that one cannot benefit by way of inheritance when one intentionally caused the testator’s demise. This is...

by Daniel Hirschowitz

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The jurisdiction of an adjudicator in a sectional title context

In the recent case, Prag N.O and Another v Trustees for the time being of the Mitchell’s Plain Industrial Enterprises Sectional Title Scheme Body Corporate...

by Nicolene Schoeman-Louw

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