South Africa’s Triumph for Press Freedom: Repealing Criminal Defamation Laws
The repeal of criminal defamation in South Africa, enacted through the Judicial Matters Amendment Act No. 15 of 2023, is a significant advancement for press
The repeal of criminal defamation in South Africa, enacted through the Judicial Matters Amendment Act No. 15 of 2023, is a significant advancement for press
Introduction In the Braddon Mc Cleland (Pty) Ltd t/a Network Associates v Calvin Le Roux case, the Eastern Cape High Court grappled with the enforceability
Introduction In the judgment of Mafisa v Road Accident Fund and Another, handed down on April 25, 2024, the Constitutional Court addressed a significant legal
In the realm of South African law, the enforceability of restraint of trade clauses has recently been tested in the case of Epic Outdoor Media
In the realm of legal agreements, the necessity of witness signatures on contracts or agreements of sale is a common question. Often, there’s ambiguity surrounding
Introduction: Unjust enrichment in South Africa refers to a legal concept where one party is enriched at the expense of another in a way that
Introduction: In the realm of contracts, misrepresentation can lead to significant complications and disputes. It occurs when one party makes a false statement that influences
Pieterse v FLM SA (Pty) Ltd and Others Introduction: In the case of Pieterse v FLM SA (Pty) Ltd and Others, the court examined the
Supreme Court of Appeal Upholds Property Owner’s Rights in Dispute Over Electricity Supply Summary: In the case of Emalahleni Local Municipality v Lehlaka Property Development
Supreme Court of Appeal Upholds Property Owner’s Rights in Dispute Over Electricity Supply Summary: In the case of Emalahleni Local Municipality v Lehlaka Property Development