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Dealing with a vexatious litigant?
By Sharusha Moodley, director, Bregman Moodley Inc Attorneys A party to a litigation process may relentlessly launch various legal proceedings against another party currently involved
Is your property constantly being pelted by golf balls?
By Dean Brainin With over 500 golf courses across South Africa, living on or within close range to a golf course has become relatively normal, with
Code of good practice on the prevention and elimination of harassment in the workplace.
Under the Employment Equity Act, the Minister of Employment and Labour has published on 03 March 2022 the new: CODE OF GOOD PRACTICE ON THE
Independent Workplace Investigations
What is a workplace investigation? Bregman Moodley Attorneys conduct independent and objective workplace investigations to establish the facts relating to significant wrongdoing, misconduct, or ethical
May an employee monitor an employee’s emails?
It would be best to have an email monitoring policy regarding employees’ private and business use of emails contained in employment contracts. However, how extensive,
Should I own my primary residence in my name, a trust, or a company?
Your primary residence is where you and your family live all or most of the year. You can only own one primary residence at a
The Children’s Act discriminates against unmarried parents
Section 40 of the Children’s Act, 38 of 2005 (the Act) does not afford parental and other rights to both unmarried parties in permanent life-long
Enforcing settlement agreements by an order of court
When can you ask the court to make a settlement agreement an order of court? In Avnet South Africa (Pty) Limited v Lesira Manufacturing (Pty)
The new Property Practitioners Act
The Property Practitioners Act came into effect on 1 February 2022. The Act provides, amongst other things, for the regulation of property practitioners, transformation of
Extension of Asylum Seekers and Refugees Visas
What steps should I take immediately if my asylum document has expired? Introduction to Legal Principles In South Africa, asylum seekers are required to renew
When can a landlord evict a tenant?
Under the lockdown provisions (contemplated by the Disaster Management Act) “A person may not be evicted from his or her land or home or have
Failure to communicate the decision to treat a contract as at an end to repudiating party
Dave Pretorius v Kenneth Bedwell (659/2020) [2022] ZASCA The parties were brothers-in-law. Bedwell owned a property in Oyster Bay in the Eastern Cape. He needed