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Liability in cyberspace: Business email compromise and the limits of legal duty
25th August 2026 Few risks have transitioned as decisively from the technical domain into the legal sphere as business email compromise (“BEC”). Its mechanics are... →
Rei Vindicatio, fraudulent disposition and the limits of possessory: Reflections on Grandeur Auto (Pty) Ltd v WesBank
25th August 2026 Rei vindicatio remains one of the most important remedies available to an owner in South African property law. Rooted in Roman-Dutch law, the... →
Buying a property in South Africa: What you need to know before signing an offer to purchase
24th August 2026 Buying a property is one of the most significant financial commitments many people make in their lifetime. Whether purchasing a first home, an... →
Digital dilemmas: Navigating social media misconduct and corporate responsibility
24th August 2026 In today’s hyper-connected world, the lines between personal expression and professional responsibility have never been more blurred. Social media... →
Are written warnings legally required before dismissal
7th August 2026 Many people assume that final written warnings work like American baseball: three strikes, and you are out. It is a common misconception in the... →
Indemnities and indemnity clauses in contracts – A practical legal analysis
6th August 2026 Most commercial contracts contain indemnity clauses. Yet, despite their prevalence, relatively few contracting parties have a clear and structured... →
The regulation of fixed-term employment contracts under Section 198B of the Labour Relations Act
5th August 2026 Fixed-term employment contracts remain a common feature of the South African labour market, particularly in industries that rely on project-based... →
Understanding Estoppel in South African law: Requirements, types and practical application
4th August 2026 The doctrine of estoppel is an important principle in South African law that promotes fairness and good faith in legal relationships. It prevents a... →
