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        <description><![CDATA[SchoemanLaw Inc – A leading law firm in Cape Town.

SchoemanLaw Inc Attorneys, Conveyancers and Notaries Public, based in Cape Town, is a boutique law firm offering its clients access to high quality online legal documents and agreements, together with a wide range of legal services.

The firm has an innovative and entrepreneurial mind-set that distinguishes it from other law firms.]]></description>
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            <title>What do buyers of businesses look for?</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[When business buyers consider acquiring a business, they generally have two options available to them. The first is to acquire the shares in a company which holds the business. The second is to acquire the business itself from the person or entity conducting the business operations.  Each transaction structure carries distinct legal, commercial, and tax consequences. In a share acquisition, the purchaser effectively steps into the shoes of the existing shareholder or shareholders and acquires ownership of the company together with all of its assets, obligations, liabilities, contractual relationships, and historical risks.  ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Social media has blurred the line between personal opinion and commercial advertising. An influencer may post about breakfast, a holiday or a favourite product, and moments later promote a multinational brand. To consumers scrolling through their feeds, those posts may look the same.  Legally, however, they are not always the same. A recent Advertising Regulatory Board ("ARB") ruling involving South African Breweries ("SAB") and Castle Lager has brought renewed attention to a central question in influencer marketing: when does a seemingly personal social-media post become an advertisement? ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Few risks have transitioned as decisively from the technical domain into the legal sphere as business email compromise (“BEC”). Its mechanics are deceptively simple: a third party gains access to an email account, monitors correspondence, and at an opportune moment substitutes fraudulent banking details for those of the intended recipient. The sophistication lies not in the technology employed, but in the timing and precision of the intervention.  The legal difficulty does not lie in identifying wrongdoing, but in allocating loss. In most instances, the perpetrator is beyond reach, leaving two innocent parties to contend with the consequences. South African law has now provided a clear, though carefully circumscribed, answer to that problem, grounded not in a novel doctrine of cyber liability, but in established principles of delict. ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Rei vindicatio remains one of the most important remedies available to an owner in South African property law. Rooted in Roman-Dutch law, the remedy enables an owner to recover movable or immovable property from any person who retains possession of it without the owner’s consent. Its apparent simplicity conceals a demanding evidentiary burden: the claimant must establish ownership of the identifiable thing and prove that the respondent is in possession of it. Where ownership is clouded by ...]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Buying a property is one of the most significant financial commitments many people make in their lifetime. Whether purchasing a first home, an investment property or a property for business purposes, the process involves more than simply agreeing on a purchase price and signing an Offer to Purchase.  An Offer to Purchase (“OTP”) is an important legal document that sets out the terms and conditions of the proposed sale. Once properly concluded, it may create a binding agreement between the parties. ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[In today’s hyper-connected world, the lines between personal expression and professional responsibility have never been more blurred. Social media has revolutionised communication, enabling instantaneous sharing of thoughts and opinions, but it has also introduced new challenges for both employers and employees. When an individual’s online conduct appears to be in contravention of disciplinary policies and the code of conduct, the consequences can be severe, as demonstrated in landmark legal cases. The Digital Dilemma: Social Media and Employee Misconduct]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Many people assume that final written warnings work like American baseball: three strikes, and you are out.  It is a common misconception in the workplace that an employer must always issue a written warning before dismissing an employee. While written warnings play an important role in progressive discipline, South African labour law does not apply a one-size-fits-all rule. The real question is whether the dismissal is fair in the circumstances, taking into account the seriousness of the misconduct, the employee’s disciplinary history, the employer’s disciplinary code, and whether the employee was given a fair opportunity to respond. ]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[Most commercial contracts contain indemnity clauses. Yet, despite their prevalence, relatively few contracting parties have a clear and structured understanding of what indemnities are, how they operate, or how to assess their significance within the context of a particular transaction.  This disconnect is commercially significant. Where a party to a contract has a clear understanding of what indemnities are and what they are intended to achieve, that party is better positioned to identify and assess risk, and will be more attuned to the provisions that require scrutiny. ]]></description>
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