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In a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) the court decided that a supplier of goods cannot rely on a clause excluding liability for defects in the goods supplied, where the goods...
Manufacturers, importers, distributors and suppliers should beware as the new Consumer Protection Act (CPA) imposes liability without fault and strict liability, says June Marks Attorneys MD June...
The new Consumer Protection Act is particularly far reaching, extending to almost all areas of supply of goods and services in South Africa, says law firm Eversheds partner Simone Monty.
Before the advent of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA), the common law determined the principles of product liability in South Africa (the liability that arises when a product supplied by a...
By the time the Consumer Protection Act comes into force in October next year, suppliers can be sure that consumers will be aware of their rights, and ready to enforce them. History teaches us that...