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Rescission of default judgment, setting aside a judgment and protecting your rights
16th July 2026 The principle of audi alteram partem—that every person should be afforded an opportunity to be heard—is a cornerstone of South African law.... →
Bound by its own process: Contractual enforcement of disciplinary outcomes in Nkuna v Eskom Rotek Industries SOC Ltd
3rd July 2026 Introduction The relationship between contractual employment rights and statutory labour protections continues to present complex legal challenges... →
Protecting your visitors' personal data: New rules are coming for security complexes.
3rd July 2026 Introduction Security measures at gated sectional title complexes often require visitors to provide personal information before access is granted.... →
Buying property through a company, trust, or personal capacity: Which option is right?
1st July 2026 Deciding how to own immovable property is a pivotal step when making such a major financial or strategic investment whether for personal use,... →
When trust becomes a target: Understanding business email compromise
1st July 2026 In today’s digital business environment, email remains one of the most important communication tools for organisations. However, its widespread use... →
Direct marketing: A national opt-out system and the effect on B2B marketing
29th June 2026 The Consumer Protection Act Amendment Regulations, 2026 (the “Amendment Regulations”) introduces a structured, centrally administered process for... →
What happens if a parent refuses access? A South African family law overview
29th June 2026 When parents separate, the arrangements relating to a child’s care and contact should be guided by one overriding principle: the child’s best... →
The importance of pre-emptive rights in private companies
10th June 2026 The operation of a private company often involves a delicate balance between commercial objectives and interpersonal relationships among... →
