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Obtaining rehabilitation after sequestration
Rehabilitation allows someone who has been sequestrated to make a fresh start without the restrictions from the sequestration. An insolvent person may qualify for rehabilitation
Praedial and personal servitudes
By Sharusha Moodley A limited real right is a right in an object or a thing of someone else. There are five limited real rights
CCTV cameras at home and the right to privacy
A client asked: What is the law on CCTV installation on a private property in relation to privacy and the law? I have a situation
What can I do if I get bumped off my flight due to overbooking?
By Dean Brainin. Overbooking refers to when the total number of seats booked by customers for a specific flight exceeds the total number of seats
CSOS dispute resolution procedures
Do you live in a Community Living setup such as a Sectional Title Scheme, Homeowners Association or Share Block? There are advantages to community living,
Maintenance and major children – when does the duty to support children end?
By Sasha Kadish Attorney In South African law, the term maintenance covers a parent’s duty to support their child/children. The responsibility extends to, among other
Security for costs Article re individuals
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
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
Security for Costs Article – Companies
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
Vaccination Policies
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