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Why your AI vendor contract is probably a liability: 7 hard truths from the front lines
30th September 2026 Everywhere we look, every day, we see new AI tools competing for our attention. Whether it is social media or by word of mouth. It is everywhere.... →
Can I change my will after getting married or divorced in South Africa?
30th September 2026 Marriage and divorce are two of the most significant life events that should prompt you to review your will. Your circumstances can change... →
Mould, damp and landlord liability: Who is responsible for damage in a rental property?
29th September 2026 Mould and damp are common sources of dispute between landlords and tenants. While the presence of mould may initially appear to be a relatively... →
Caveat Subscriptor: The Contractual Straightjacket
29th September 2026 The Latin maxim caveat subscriptor, meaning “let the signer beware”, represents an established principle of South African contract law. In its... →
Suretyships in South Africa: What are you really signing?
28th September 2026 In simple terms, a suretyship is an agreement in which one person (surety) undertakes to be liable for another person’s debt or obligation... →
When a court order is ignored: Understanding contempt of court in South African law
28th September 2026 A court order is not a suggestion. It is a binding directive issued by a court and must be obeyed unless and until a competent court varies,... →
What do buyers of businesses look for?
26th August 2026 When business buyers consider acquiring a business, they generally have two options available to them. The first is to acquire the shares in a... →
When is a personal post actually an advertisement?
26th August 2026 Social media has blurred the line between personal opinion and commercial advertising. An influencer may post about breakfast, a holiday or a... →
