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Naming and Shaming on Social Media: South African Defamation Law Explained
Learn how South African law treats defamation on social media, including key legal principles, real court cases, and practical advice for individuals and businesses. Written
Cybercrime in EFT Payments: Who Bears the Risk When Fraud Strikes?
Written by Roy Bregman, admitted attorney with over 51 years’ experience in commercial litigation and contract law. Learn more about Roy’s expertise. The recent Supreme Court
How Do I Remove a Prescribed Adverse Listing from a Credit Bureau?
Many people are shocked to discover that they’ve been listed negatively by a bank at the credit bureaus, especially when the debt in question is
Understanding Personal Injury Claims: Duty of Care, Negligence & Contributory Negligence
Introduction Personal injury claims arise when someone is harmed due to another party’s actions or negligence but understanding how these cases are decided can be
Personal Injury Claims: Understanding Duty of Care, Negligence, and Contributory Negligence in Public Liability Cases
A discussion of Stephens v Minister of Police (21884/2017) [2025] ZAWCHC 72 (28 February 2025). Introduction to Legal Principles In personal injury cases, several legal
POPIA Compliance in Legal Defence: Balancing Surveillance Evidence and Privacy Rights in South Africa
#POPIA #PrivacyLaw #SurveillanceEvidence #LegalDefense #DataProtection #SouthAfricanLaw” The case of De Jager v Netcare Limited (2025) addresses critical questions about privacy rights, surveillance evidence, and corporate accountability under
Section 7 of PAJA and the 180-Day Review Period: Key Principles and Case Law
South Africa’s Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) is a law designed to ensure fairness and transparency in government decision-making. PAJA aims to make government
Understanding Dog Bite Liability in South Africa: Legal Principles and Case Law Insights
Introduction In South Africa, the legal framework surrounding dog bites is primarily governed by two significant principles: actio de pauperie and actio legis aquiliae. The actio de pauperie imposes strict
Artificial Intelligence in Dispute Resolution: An Emerging Landscape
Introduction: The Promise and Challenges of AI in South African Dispute Resolution Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, including the legal sector. In South
South African Contract Law: Reviving Lapsed Agreements and the Pitfalls of Unfulfilled Suspensive Conditions
Introduction to Legal Principles Vantage Goldfields SA (Pty) Ltd v Siyakhula Sonke Empowerment Corporation (Pty) Ltd and Another, decided by the Supreme Court of Appeal
Suretyship Agreement Validity: Initials as Signatures in South African Contract Law
This article discusses Billion Property Developments v Nevzomark (Pty) Ltd and Ali Ozer, an October 2024 decision. Introduction This case, heard in the High Court
A Landlord’s Tacit Hypothec in Business Rescue: The Case of Ergomode and Sakhile
Introduction to the Legal Principles A landlord’s tacit hypothec is a common law form of real security that allows landlords to claim movable property of