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Let’s keep it between us: NDAs and why they are essential
28th June 2021 New innovative ideas, products, or processes can give a business a competitive edge; however, you will need to ensure that this competitive edge is... →
Non-variation Clauses in Contracts – are you truly protected?
25th June 2021 A non -variation clause is a contractual provision that restricts the verbal variation or cancellation of an agreement or contract (i.e. if this is... →
Wake up and smell the COFI!
1st June 2021 In the last few years, there has been a steady movement towards a financial industry that is more focused on the fair treatment of customers, and... →
Business Rescue Proceedings – The Last Resort To Save Your Company
3rd May 2021 The consequences of Covid-19 have had disastrous impacts on business globally, with many being left in significant financial distress. Chapter 6 of... →
Litigation – Against your Business!
2nd March 2021 Litigation and disputes are often traumatic experiences, especially on the personal front. Divorcees will attest to that. Business usually is... →
The Non-recognition of Religious Marriages in South Africa
25th January 2021 The ideology of a rainbow nation has been at its peak for the past 25 years. Although it has lost so much of its appeal today, it has always been a... →
Prescription: Where the creditor did not know the identity of the debtor and facts giving rise to the debt – A close look at Section 12(3) of the Prescription Act
8th December 2020 It is common knowledge that any other debts taking exception to Section 11(a) to (c) of the Prescription Act of 68 of 1969 (Prescription Act)... →
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Condictio Indebiti: Johannes T H Van Niekerk V Liberty Group Limited (1392/18) 2020 [Zasca] 65 (15 June 2020)
27th November 2020 Unjustified Enrichment refers to the instance where a party’s interest or estate is increased at the expense of another party’s interest or estate,... →
