The couple’s court victory highlights both the importance of lenders producing accurate documentation, and the right of borrowers to request clear details before agreeing to settle any claims made against them.
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Our courts are bound by their previous decisions on matters of law when deciding other, similar cases. Similarly, lower courts…
“Together, government and business can drive the messages that matter most, which are those of resilience, opportunity, and shared prosperity.” (Minister of Finance, January 2025)
Retrenchment is at best an unpleasant and disruptive business for all concerned – and it can cost employers a great deal of money in the form of severance pay.
“The secret of life is honesty and fair dealing… If you can fake that, you’ve got it made.” (Groucho Marx)
We’ll share some thoughts on when it’s a really good idea to have more than one will, how to go about preparing one, and how it will play out after your death.
You buy a vacant plot in a security estate and happily start drawing up plans for your dream home. Disaster strikes when out of the blue you are hit by the Homeowners’ Association with triple levies.
“Juristic (or legal) personality” is an important concept stemming from the principle that certain entities can have the same rights…
Our courts have signalled clearly that they will not tolerate digital abuse, with a recent R3.55m damages award against a couple.
We have a look at an important new High Court decision tackling the thorny question of whether learners can be barred from school if their parents don’t pay fees.