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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.... →
BBBEE Compliance: the construction sector code – what you need to know
5th July 2019 Introduction In October 2013, the revised Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (“Generic BBBEE Codes” or “Codes”) Codes were gazetted by the... →
The Corporate Opportunity Rule: Are Directors Allowed To Make A Secret Profit At The Expense Of The Company?
24th May 2019 Directors are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Company. They are privy to information which they can either use to gain an... →
Tourism Amendment Bill And The Implications For Airbnb Owners 
13th May 2019 On 13 November 2018, this author herein wrote an article on Airbnb rentals in South Africa and the implications thereof. On 12 April 2019,... →
Cape Town-based female-owned law firms, SchoemanLaw Inc and Graham Prinsloo Inc announces merger
14th March 2019 SchoemanLaw Inc, known as the preferred law firm for entrepreneurs, and Graham Prinsloo Inc a boutique specialist family law firm announced merger... →
The National Credit Act: How The Right To A Cooling-off Period Is Limited
8th March 2019 We often hear about people entering into Agreements which they later tend to regret. People find themselves having to commit to monthly instalments... →
