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Your will could be the most important document you ever sign. A recent court fight over a poorly-drafted joint will is a stark reminder to make sure that every word in it is correct.
Very commonly found in contracts of all types, and seldom treated seriously enough, this is the address you choose for…
A company director’s unproven R500m bribe claim against a minister led to a R1m defamation case, highlighting the risks of making allegations without evidence.
During divorce, it’s common to fear your ex hiding assets. A recent SCA case highlights why an ex-wife’s attempt to prevent asset sale failed and offers tips to avoid this.
Employers face challenges with sick employees and suspected malingering. A Labour Appeal Court decision clarifies when to require or reject medical certificates.
Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and Bodies Corporate take note! A recent High Court decision confirms that you cannot enforce your rules and regulations inconsistently.
Mostly found in property sale agreements, a “rouwkoop” (literally, “regret-purchase”) clause sets out how much a party who wants to pull out of the agreement without breaching it agrees to pay the other for the privilege.
Face-to-face physical commissioning seems to remain the only guaranteed way of ensuring that your affidavit will be accepted in court.
Discover how the Consumer Protection Act can help with defects in new cars, based on two recent High Court decisions, if procedures are followed correctly.