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Money Money Money – Costs that a court can award

Once a judgment has been handed down, the successful party is generally awarded costs. This is decided upon the court’s discretion. Courts may choose not to award costs or only partially award costs. The court will set a tariff of the costs and the party who is awarded…

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by Robyn Shepherd

Urgent application

A group of 116 persons in Ndevu and Another v Westonaria South Property Holding (Pty) Ltd t/a Westonaria South and Others [2022] JOL 53978 (GP) occupying a government sector housing development brought an urgent application to stay the execution of an eviction…

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by Merilyn Kader

Commission welcomes Tribunal ruling ordering banks to answer the allegations against them in the Forex Cartel case

The Competition Commission (Commission) welcomes the decision of the Competition Tribunal (Tribunal) in which it dismissed applications/objections brought by various local and foreign banks to...

by Competition Commission South Africa

Nowhere to run or hide: Directors can be held personally liable for employee dismissals

Most directors conduct business behind the protective veil of limited liability offered by the separate corporate identities of companies. Directors innocently believe that this protection...

by Sandro Milo, Tasso Anestidis, Nadia Froneman, Kyle Lamb, Justine Shear and Dylan Bouchier

Removal of a director by shareholders of a company: reasons not necessarily to be provided

Section 71(1) of the Companies Act, 2008 allows for the removal of a director of a company by the shareholders of that company, by way...

by Zelmaine van der Westhuizen

Till trust do us part: Navigating the complexities of trusts in divorce proceedings

In South Africa, the division of assets in a divorce can be a contentious issue, particularly regarding trust assets. Trusts are often used to preserve...

by Donovan Avenant

Are you unhappy with your arbitration award?

A party who is dissatisfied with an arbitration award may seek to have it reviewed on limited grounds. It is important to note that the grounds...

by Bregman Moodley Attorneys

arbitration award

Failure to follow a cancellation clause in a contract

A party who fails to follow a contractually prescribed cancellation procedure does so at its peril. In the Supreme Court of Appeal (‘SCA’) case of Datacentrix...

Can I list a debtor as a bad payer with the Credit Bureau?

A credit-granting business can list a business or an individual who has defaulted on payment, following the National Credit Act (NCA) regulations, directly onto several...

The importance of distinctiveness in a trade mark

The case of LOUIS VUITTON in the European General Court The essential function of a trade mark is to guarantee the identity of origin of the...

by Liani Taljaard

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