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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 of the violence and unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng is staggering – over 300 deaths[1]; damage…

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by John de Villiers

Swings & roundabouts: Where do children’s constitutional rights get off in the case of BE obo JE v MEC for Social Development?

The recent decision of the Constitutional Court in BE obo JE v MEC for Social Development, Western Cape found that the State did not owe...

by Jonathon Beard

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Innocent bystanders: Liability of the SAPS during the July 2021 lootings

In July 2021, South Africa was ravaged by lootings and violent protests following the incarceration of former President Jacob Zuma. Reports suggest that as many as 117 people were killed and hundreds of businesses were lost or destroyed because of the violence that…

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by Tesslyn Francis

What happens to a surety obligation when the principal debtor is in business rescue?

During the past two years, the courts and the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission have seen a significant increase in the number of business rescue...

by Tanya Pollak and Kirstie-Lynn Kerr

With(out) prejudice

What is the purpose of marking correspondence “without prejudice”? The general position is that without prejudice correspondence is inadmissible in court. The term “without prejudice” means...

by Helen Westman and Laura Schlebusch

What brand owners should know about preventing counterfeit goods in South Africa

A significant portion of counterfeit goods circulating in South Africa are imported from China and other foreign countries. Although South African Customs and Border Police...

by Godfrey Budeli

A Quick Guide to AARTO Poster Series (3 poster bundle)

About this publication: The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act, effective 1 July 2021, will impact all South African motorists and ordinary businesses. Companies must...

Consumer Protection Act – Unfair contractual terms

Introduction Fairness of contracts and the interpretation of such fairness has been a long-standing debate in South African contract or consumer based law. Be that as it...

by Raeesa Ebrahim Atkinson

Assurance, Risk, and Governance: International Perspective 2e

About this publication: Assurance, risk and governance: An international perspective provides a comprehensive reference for students of assurance practices and practitioners. The book explains the technical...

Important considerations when drafting certain commercial agreements

When drafting certain commercial agreements (including sale of business, sale of shares, subscription, sale of property and other form of agreements), you are faced with...

by Pieta Strauss

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