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26 May 2012
Legal Briefs
 
 
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26 Jun 2009
 
 
Interpreting an exemption clause
WEBBER WENTZEL
The contract governing the rights and duties between a store owner and the contractor asked to extend the store is likely to be analysed in some detail if that contract becomes the subject of a...
 
 
19 Jun 2009
 
Recouping pure economic loss
WEBBER WENTZEL
The driver of an articulated truck carrying hazardous chrysolite asbestos negligently caused a collision, with the result that the national road on which the collision occurred, had to be closed...
 
 
Condonation of failure to give notice of intended legal action against State
WEBBER WENTZEL
In Minister of Safety and Security v De Witt 2009 (1) SA 457 (SCA) , the Supreme Court of Appeal was asked to consider if a court could grant condonation for non-compliance with the Institution of...
 
 
14 May 2009
 
Shifting the Burden of Proof: The nature of director's liability
WEBBER WENTZEL
Section 12 of the Competition Amendment Bill1 contains one of the most hotly debated amendments to the existing South African competition law regime. The proposed inclusion of section 73A of the...
 
 
13 May 2009
 
Global Competition Review Submission - May 2009
WEBBER WENTZEL
On 17 April 2009, the Competition Commission ("the Commission") published guidelines on small merger notifications (General Notice 386 of 2009) ("the Guideline"), which sets out the Commission's...
 
 
02 Apr 2009
 
South Africans abroad: ordinarily disenfranchised
WEBBER WENTZEL
On 12 March 2009, the Constitutional Court unanimously ruled that section 33(1) of the Electoral Act, 1998 and associated regulations are unconstitutional to the extent that they bar certain...
 
 
16 Mar 2009
 
Labour brokers under threat
WEBBER WENTZEL
The practice of labour broking in South Africa is once again under the spotlight. This follows Namibia's recent decision to ban the practice and the apparent intention of the ANC to bring about the...
 
 
 
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