The court of first instance in Richter v ABSA Bank Limited SCA (unreported case no 20181/2014, 1-6-2015) held that it is not possible to apply for business rescue after a…
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Unnecessary legal costs and court resources are wasted when Rules, in the case of substituting a defendant, are informally disposed of. Substitution of a defendant without prior and proper notice…
Contractual relationships though governed by written agreements can easily fall apart. In these instances, parties look to their agreements to find remedies to their problems. In the instance where the…
When one listens to the news, and companies are mentioned, terms such as directors and shareholders are often mentioned. These terms appear to be used interchangeably, however, they are two…
SCOPE OF PRACTICE Private individuals, small businesses and average consumers all contract with companies on a daily basis. However, many of these parties contract freely and voluntarily with these companies…
When considering the liability of a contracting company one of the most important considerations is that of their authority to contract. Previously we dealt with the scope of practice, as…
It is always essential to ensure the liability of a company which you contract, whether in your scope as a private individual or on behalf of your small business. If…
In my time practicing, several clients have requested me to assist them in either (i) recovering funds that are rightfully due to them for services they have rendered; or (ii)…
South Africa has been widely regarded as a mineral and resource-rich country. With the recent propositions to amend the Gas Act 48 of 2001, aimed at attracting foreign investors, the…
On 11 June 2021, the Occupational Health and Safety measures in South African workplaces was updated and officially gazetted, to include specific protocols around Covid-19 vaccinations. The amendments to the…
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