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Legal Entities May Claim General Damages In Defamation Matters
A trading corporation has an interest in its reputation that requires legal protection In Media 24 Ltd & Others v SA Taxi Securitisation & Others, the Supreme
Bond Granted On Usual Terms And Conditions
This case concerns an estate agents claim for the commission upon the fulfillment of a suspensive condition related to loan finance. LATEGAN AND ANOTHER v
Not Reporting Previous Accidents Sinks Insurance Claim
So that your insurance can assess your risk potential, you need to report every incident, no matter how trivial, even if you don’t intend to
Understanding the Legal and Practical Implications of a Builder’s Lien in Insolvency
In construction and property development, a builder’s lien is a crucial form of security for contractors and subcontractors, providing them with recourse in the event
Rescissions Of Judgments In The High Court
The circumstances under which a court may set aside a High Court judgment What is a judgment? If you don’t defend a summons issued
‘Residence Of A Company’
The impact of s23 (3) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (Companies Act) on the meaning of ‘residence’ in the context of s19 (1)(a)
How Do You Recover A Bad Debt?
If a debtor owes you money and doesn’t pay how do you go about recovering the amount due? If calling for payment hasn’t helped and a final demand
Mediation: Better Than Arm Wrestling
Provided there is a common motivation to settle the dispute on a reasonable and timely basis, there is very little to lose and everything to
Shareholders’ agreements under the new Companies Act of 2008
Grace period to harmonise conflicts between clauses in a shareholders agreement Memorandum and Articles of Association At present, most Shareholders’ Agreements provide that to the
Is the disclaimer at the bottom of your email enforceable?
As far as I have been able to establish, no court has pronounced on the enforceability of email disclaimers. Generally, they seek to impose a