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

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

There have been a number of high profile corporate nose-dives recently (Tollgate, Leisurenet and Fidentia), with hefty jail time being handed out to directors or

In Wessels v Pretorius 2007 JDR 0861 (SCA) the Supreme Court of Appeal (“SCA”) dealt with the negligence and personal liability of a father who

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development has amended the Magistrates’ Courts Act of 1944 giving powers to Regional Courts to deal with civil cases.

Are class actions a part of the South African legal landscape? Source: Nick Alp and Nicola Hodkins of Webber Wentzel Attorneys Although class actions per se

A trading corporation has an interest in its reputation that requires legal protection In Media 24 Ltd & Others v SA Taxi Securitisation & Others, the Supreme

This case concerns an estate agents claim for the commission upon the fulfillment of a suspensive condition related to loan finance. LATEGAN AND ANOTHER v

So that your insurance can assess your risk potential, you need to report every incident, no matter how trivial, even if you don’t intend to