Litigation Articles

The CPA also protects the landlord by providing that the landlord may reclaim from the tenant any amounts owed in terms of the lease agreement

When are sectional title owners liable to pay special levies? One must distinguish between levies voted on at an AGM and Special Contributions. This is

The Court held in this case that the Defendant had not established that the Plaintiffs had waived the suspensive condition, thus the sale agreement had

In a groundbreaking judgment, a Durban High Court Judge has allowed a Plaintiff to serve a court process on the Defendant’s social networking Facebook page.

The purpose of this article is to explore if the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (CPA) will influence how the courts will look at

Any changes, variations or amendments to an agreement must be reduced to writing and signed by all the parties to the agreement. As a matter

The in duplum rule as developed in our law, provides inter alia that interest due in respect of certain debts ceases to run when it

Attorney Paul Jacobson provides a basic introduction to our civil court system. An introduction to our courts and court procedure Source: Attorney Paul Jacobson While most

The Supreme Court of Appeal recently examined the distinction to be drawn between agreements concluded as a consequence of normal and acceptable economic bargaining on

The Promotion of Access to Information Act No. 2 of 2000 (“the Information Act”) has already received much attention from our courts. In a recent