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#POPIA #PrivacyLaw #SurveillanceEvidence #LegalDefense #DataProtection #SouthAfricanLaw” The case of De Jager v Netcare Limited (2025) addresses critical questions about privacy rights, surveillance evidence, and corporate accountability under
South Africa’s Promotion of Administrative Justice Act (PAJA) is a law designed to ensure fairness and transparency in government decision-making. PAJA aims to make government
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Introduction: The Promise and Challenges of AI in South African Dispute Resolution Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, including the legal sector. In South
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This article discusses Billion Property Developments v Nevzomark (Pty) Ltd and Ali Ozer, an October 2024 decision. Introduction This case, heard in the High Court
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In South African law, the recusal of a judge refers to the process by which a judge is disqualified from presiding over a case due
