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What puts the "independent" in independent contractor?
6th May 2022 An independent contractor is a person or entity enlisted by way of an agreement to perform certain services for another person or entity without... →
Avoid a resignation ending you up in court
5th May 2022 In a recent labour court judgement, the legal nature of resignation was considered. It was also considered whether, and if so - how it could be... →
What should an acknowledgement of debt say?
6th April 2022 An acknowledgement of debt refers to an agreement between a debtor and a creditor, whereby the debtor unequivocally admits that it owes the... →
Identifying The Defect – Latent Or Patent?
5th April 2022 As a home purchaser, the onus is on you to ensure that you have conducted a thorough investigation of the property prior to the purchase. However,... →
What’s The Biz With Interdicts?
15th February 2022 Have you ever felt endangered to the degree that you wished to seek a restraining order or felt compelled to stop a neighbour from infringing on... →
Your domestic worker may be getting a raise soon, what now?
27th January 2022 The National Minimum Wage Commission (NMW Commission) recently published for comment, recommendations that the national minimum wage for domestic... →
Some do and don't when it comes to your bank account
30th November 2021 We often read about banks, clients and scams. Often we see litigation between the bank and its Client. So, where does the reciprocal duty start and... →
Contractual Capacity: Holding minors accountable
26th October 2021 For a valid contract to be concluded, both parties must possess the capacity to contract. Capacity to contract refers to a party’s ability to... →