Advertise Newsletter Sign-up Contact

Home » Latest » misrepresentation

Tag: misrepresentation

WIPO Proof, depository systems and the burden of proof

While the world was hunkering down in isolation, the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) was busy launching a service intended to revolutionise the administration and protection of intellectual property. Called “WIPO PROOF”, the service allows…

Provided By KISCH IP

by Thomas Schmidt

Warranties and indemnities in your merger and acquisition agreement

Ensuring that the appropriate due diligence and warranties disclosures have been duly completed, takes you that much closer to closing the deal. The warranties by the seller ensures that the purchaser has contractual protection in the event of misrepresentation.…

Provided By SchoemanLaw Inc

by Gabriella Keeble

October’s free LexisNexis Case Law Index is available – Sign up here

The October index of the free, online LexisNexis Case Law repository is now available and once again highlights some of the interesting precedent setting cases...

by Shebash Pillay and Louis Podbielski

Murder, tigers and… trade marks?

The hit Netflix true crime documentary series, Tiger King, is the global spectacle we didn’t know we needed, but now can’t stop talking about in...

by Michael Marki

Just a spoonful of sugar? – Is your honey pure?

Have you ever wondered if the honey you are buying is truly what it attests to be on its label, that is, “pure”, “natural”, “raw”,...

by Karen Kitchen

Misrepresenting your qualifications can land you in jail

Introduction It is quite common in both public and private sectors that one finds South Africans misrepresenting their qualifications and employment history in their CVs or...

by Petrus Khumalo and Nicolene Schoeman-Louw

Fake qualifications can lead to large claims for damages

Employers are increasingly finding that employees, particularly those in senior management roles, have misrepresented their expertise, skills, experience and most importantly their qualifications. To curb...

by Thato Matloko and Neil Coetzer

Untitled design 1

Discovering defects before taking property transfer

What happens when a buyer takes occupation of a property prior to transfer and then discovers defects that he didn’t know about? He then claims...

by Abrahams & Gross

Can you be dismissed for secretly recording your boss?: UK Employment Tribunal weighs in

How often have you been in a meeting and decided to press “record” on your cell-phone to avoid having to take copious notes? Have you...

by Brian Patterson

Fraudulent qualifications – What employers need to know about the NQF Amendment Act

On 19 August 2019, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed into law the National Qualifications Framework (NQF Amendment Act) Amendment Act 12 of 2019. The NQF Amendment Act...

by Thato Matloko and Neil Coetzer

qualitifications

Page 3 of 4«1 234 »