By Sasha Goldstein Attorney In South African law, the term maintenance covers a parent’s duty to support their child/children. The responsibility extends to, among other
Under what circumstances can a Defendant approach a court for an order for security for costs? By Dean Brainin, candidate attorney. Supervised by Roy Bregman.
Freedom of testation and our Constitution A will drafted in 1902 created a fideicommissum for three generations. The first generation of heirs included the testator’s
Under what circumstances can a Defendant request a Plaintiff Company or Close Corporation to furnish security for costs? By Dean Brainin (Candidate Attorney) and Roy
South Africa: Guidance issued on mandatory vaccination policies for the workplace Source Baker Mackenzie In brief On 11 June 2021, the Department of Employment and
A client has recently had a baby and asked me how she goes about changing her will. A will ensures that the person that winds
What is a contract in restraint of trade? No legislation or regulation gives an employer a right to this type of protection, and any restraint
You can do something about the many uninvited SMS’s you receive on your phone from direct marketers. Our Constitution respects your right to privacy. In
The recent amendments to the Act provide greater clarity regarding the proprietary consequences of customary marriages entered into before 1998. In summary, the changes now
A client asked: ‘We are a South African couple that got married in Mauritius. Are we married in or out of community of property? These
