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South African Law Of Delict
A “civil wrong”. It basically deals with the circumstances in which one person can claim compensation from another for harm that has been suffered. Damages
Marriage in community of property and suretyships
Since the introduction of the Matrimonial Property Act of 1984 (the Act), spouses married in community of property share the same rights regarding the disposal
Criminal Defamation
Is it a crime to defame someone? Before 2009 it was uncertain whether the crime existed in our law. In the case of Hoho v
Employer liability for damages caused by sexual harassment in the workplace
The news is replete today with the Me-Too movement against the widespread prevalence of sexual assault and harassment, especially in the workplace. When can an
EFF Losing Defamation Appeal
Guest: Roy Bregman, from Bregman Moodley Attorneys on Cape Talk – The John Maytham Show
When is a post on Facebook defamatory?
In the 2012 case of H v W, heard in The Johannesburg High Court, Judge Willis had to determine if this post on Facebook was
Personal information for my survivors upon my death or becoming incapacitated
Please see the attached useful FNB Personal Inventory which contains your personal information and details of your assets. I have posted a Wishes and Memories
Neighbours Encroaching Trees-What The Law Says – Roy Bregman
http://www.capetalk.co.za/podcasts/144/the-john-maytham-show/218792/neighbours-encroaching-trees-what-the-law-says-roy-breggman
Why Attend Our Next Labour Law Seminar?
Labour law in South Africa can be a complicated matter for business owners and administrators, with many employers facing issues with employment law that seem
What is defamation?
Defamation occurs If someone unlawfully and intentionally publishes a defamatory statement concerning you that lowers your good name and reputation in the eyes of the