Have you tendered to provide goods or services to a government entity, have spent time and money compiling your bid, making sure it ticked each requirement of the tender specifications…
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Following the delivery of the Afribusiness judgment in the Constitutional Court (CC), the Director General of National Treasury issued a communication on 25 February 22 to all organs of state….
Earlier this year Karin MacKenzie, head of our Pension Law unit, presented the case law review at the annual conference of the Pension Lawyers Association. Whilst the focus of the…
The would-be buyer of a Cape Town property, disappointed by the collapse of the sale agreement with the seller, has asked the court to step in and find that he…
The unprecedented nature of the Covid-19 pandemic changed many of our lives forever. Due to the uncertainty and deadly nature of the virus, declaring a National State of Disaster in…
An anomaly in SA divorce law has been found invalid by the high court. If the Constitutional Court agrees with the outcome, it could mean a major change for…
The owners of two luxury flats on Cape Town’s Atlantic seaboard have been engaged in a serious legal battle: who may use parking bay 19 in their development. Is it…
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused some great disruptions to the global economy to which most African countries are still recovering from the effects thereof. Like most countries, South Africa in…
In the law of succession, every person enjoys what is known as ‘freedom of testation’. As the Constitutional Court recently explained in King NO and Others v De Jager and…
The judgment was confusing enough, especially as it won the barest majority in the Constitutional Court and overturned what had come to seem a central tenet of South African government…