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The Clock is Ticking for Parliament to rectify the Recognition of Customary Marriages Amendment Bill
27th November 2019 Parliament has until 30 November 2019 to rectify Sections 7(1) and (2) of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 10 of 1998 (herein after ‘the... →
Breaches in Data Security – Rights and Responsibilities
27th November 2019 If the discussion around data security wasn’t pertinent enough, the data breach, or hack, against the digital infrastructure of the City of... →
A legal practitioner’s perspective on cybercrime in the field of conveyancing – are there any safeguards?
4th November 2019 Cybercrime has been prevalent in the legal profession, more especially in the conveyancing field where property is bought and sold. In the... →
Know Your Rights When Your Employer Deducts From Your Remuneration
29th October 2019 In terms of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act 75 of 1997(as amended)(“BCEA”) there are two forms of deductions that can be made from an... →
Once And For All! Think About It All Before You Claim
23rd October 2019 Law relating to damages is one of the areas of law that governs the rules applicable to claims for loss suffered as a result of the wrongdoing of... →
The CCMA and Default Judgments: Employers Beware
14th October 2019 This article will briefly explore some of the dangers and liabilities that flow from making a decision to disregard notices and communications... →
The Right to Set-off – Rightly Set-Off?
30th September 2019 The recent High Court decision of National Credit Regulator v Standard Bank of South Africa Limited [2019] 3 All SA 846 (GJ), has found that the... →
Are public procurement contracts capable of being cancelled and if so, under which circumstances?
27th September 2019 The concept of procurement can be described as the contracting for the supply of goods and services with national, provincial or local government.... →
