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High Court Rules Parental Leave Provisions Unconstitutional
Introduction In the case of Van Wyk and Others v The Minister of Employment and Labour, the High Court has made a significant ruling regarding
Joint Ownership Termination in Family Disputes: Britz v Sequeira Case
Introduction: Joint ownership of property, especially within families, is a common arrangement. However, what happens when the relationship sours and the co-owners can’t agree on
Wingate Body Corporate v Pamba and Another: Approach A Court Rather Than CSOS At Your Peril
The CSOS Act provides that the Ombud presides over a dispute resolution mechanism in community schemes: be wary of going to court rather than this
Legal Case Analysis: Lion Ridge Body Corporate v. Alexander – Disconnecting Utilities in Sectional Schemes
Introduction: The Lion Ridge case revolves around a pivotal legal question – Can a Body Corporate within a sectional scheme disconnect water and electricity services
University of Pretoria v Roger and Others: Exploring Municipality Land Use Rights, and Noise Nuisance
Introduction: In the case of University of Pretoria v Roger and Others, the University of Pretoria (“the University”) initiated legal proceedings to address the noise
Understanding Prescription Laws in South African Medical Malpractice Cases
Explore the intricacies of the Act and its impact on medical malpractice claims. Learn how prescription laws affect minors, individuals with severe disabilities, and the
Transacting With Trusts And Trustees – Shepstone & Wylie Case Analysis
Be Careful When Transacting with Trusts and Trustees – Shepstone & Wylie Case Analysis. Background: Shepstone & Wylie Attorneys filed a lawsuit against a trust
Stemmet v Mokhethi – Commencement of Prescription in Latent Defects Case
Introduction: In the case of Stemmet and Another v Mokhethi and Another, heard on October 4, 2023, the South African Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA)
Dealing With A Usufruct In the Sale of Bequeathed Immovable Property Due to Estate Illiquidity
A client asked: where the surviving spouse holds a life usufruct over a property, what is the position if the executor needs to sell it
Understanding Delict: Categories of Damages
Introduction: Delict, often termed a “civil wrong,” governs situations where one seeks compensation for harm. Three primary harm categories exist: patrimonial (financial losses), non-patrimonial (non-financial
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