Summary The case of Micros South Africa (Pty) Ltd and Others v Kleynhans and Others involves an urgent application for interdictory relief to enforce a
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Explore a notable case of defamation on social media as the Western Cape High Court intervenes, prohibiting a roofing contractor from making defamatory statements and
The Govendor Case: Validity of Electronic Contracts in SA Law Electronic Signatures: Recognized as Legally Binding in South African Law Explore the effect of electronic
Section 34 of the Constitution provides that everyone has the right to have any dispute that the application of law can resolve, decided in a
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 party who fails to follow a contractually prescribed termination procedure does so at its peril. In the Supreme Court of Appeal (‘SCA’) case of
A party’s marriage was shaky, and the husband asked us if they could enter into an agreement recording their marriage’s proprietary and other consequences should
Imagine your employee crashes your company car while running a personal errand during work hours, and the victim sues your business. Is it fair for
By Dean Brainin A client lent a trailer to a friend to use on a camping trip. The friend refuses to return it. What can the
The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act, 25 of 2002 (the ‘Act”) defines an electronic signature as data – “an electronic representation of information in any