The test for foreseeability of harm
Editor’s note: the Plaintiff in this matter chose to sue in terms of common law (also termed as product liability ex delicto). The injured plaintiff
March 23, 2023
Editor’s note: the Plaintiff in this matter chose to sue in terms of common law (also termed as product liability ex delicto). The injured plaintiff
A credit-granting business client can list a business or individual who has defaulted on payment following the National Credit Act (NCA) regulations directly onto several
The Consumer Protection Act No. 68 of 2008 (“CPA”) has brought about many changes to our law that aim to balance the power between consumers
In Gcasamba v Mercedez-Benz Financial Services [2022] 4526-2021 (FB) at [28]-[73], the court had to decide if a registrar had the authority to grant a judgment
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
Written by Nicky Campbell and Stephen Logan. Edited by Roy Bregman The Consumer Protection Act heralds a bold new approach to consumer protection in which
In England and the US, there is a legal principle called “tort” that derives from the French for ‘wrong’. This is known as “delict’ in
Have you ever seen a product offered for sale at a ridiculously low price? If this is clearly a mistake, can you take advantage of
Traditionally, our courts have held that where a patient absolves a hospital or doctor from medical negligence, he or she can’t sue if an operation
NCA and CPA Compliant Credit Agreement I am delighted to announce that Bregmans is now associated with Sarah-lynne Tennant, of SLT Legal Consulting, who specialises