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    Landmark Ruling For Private Bodies Under PAIA: Information Regulator's Enforcement Notice Against Mining House

    South Africa's Information Regulator has issued a landmark enforcement notice against mining company Sibanye-Stillwater, directing disclosure of Social and Labour Plan compliance reports under the Promotion of Access to Information Act.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    The Devil Wears Prada: Who Owns What And Why The Structure Of Intellectual Property Matters

    The Devil Wears Prada is more than a cultural phenomenon—it's a complex intellectual property ecosystem involving multiple rights holders, from the original author to the luxury brand itself. This analysis examines how copyright, trademark, and personality rights intersect to create a legally sustainable framework that enables both creative freedom and commercial exploitation in the entertainment industry.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
Barnard Inc.
Barnard Inc.
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    Fraudulent Electrical Certificates Of Compliance In Property Transactions: Legal Consequences For Sellers, Purchasers And Contractors

    In South African property transactions, the Electrical Certificate of Compliance (“ECOC”) is a critical legal requirement that ensures the safety and regulatory compliance of electrical installations.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
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    Minority Rights: Not Just A Footnote In The Share Register

    Minority shareholders in South African companies face inherent vulnerabilities due to their limited voting power, yet the Companies Act, Memorandum of Incorporation...
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
  • Article

    Section 44 Of The Income Tax Act And The Art Of Tax-Efficient Amalgamations And Mergers

    Section 44 of the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962(the "ITA") provides targeted tax relief for companies undergoing a genuine consolidation through an amalgamation, merger, or conversion.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
  • Article

    Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment: Revamped - Circular No. 2

    Government is well under way in implementing its plan to "revamp" Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) in South Africa.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Cox Yeats
    Cox Yeats
  • Article

    Is Your Trade Mark Portfolio Keeping Up With Your Business?

    Many businesses register their trade marks once and assume they're protected forever. But as companies evolve—launching new products, entering new markets, or expanding their offerings—their trade mark portfolios often fail to keep pace. This article explores why regular portfolio reviews are essential to ensure your intellectual property protection aligns with your current business reality.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
  • Article

    Music Royalties In South Africa And Who Gets Paid Under Copyright Law

    When a song generates millions of streams across digital platforms, a simple question follows: who actually earns the royalties, and how much do they receive?
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Andersen in South Africa
    Andersen in South Africa
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    Professional Services Agreement – No Price No Pay?

    If an engineer, architect, or any professional for that matter, agrees to do work for a client and there is no agreement on the remuneration payable, does that mean that the professional is not entitled to payment for any work done?
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Cox Yeats
    Cox Yeats
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    What Is NCR Credit Registration, And Why Is It Important In South Africa?

    The National Credit Regulator (NCR) was established under Section 12 of the National Credit Act, Act 34 of 2005 (NCA) to oversee the South African credit industry.
    South AfricaConsumer Protection
    Barnard Inc.
    Barnard Inc.
  • Article

    Supply Chain Disruptions: Tailoring The Force Majeure Clause To Agricultural Realities

    In our previous article, Supply Chain Disruptions: Legal Strategies for Managing Risks in Agribusiness, we explored the unique challenges that make agricultural supply chains particularly susceptible to shocks, from climatic events to regulatory changes.
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Webber Wentzel
    Webber Wentzel
  • Article

    COVID-19 Africa: Legal Considerations For Construction Site Closures

    In this article we consider the issues parties to a construction contract should consider both before, and during, any site shut down.
    South AfricaCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
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    Is “Pattie Gonia” Parody… Or A Brand Too Far?

    When does a drag persona's parody of a famous outdoor brand cross the line from protected expression into trademark infringement? The dispute between environmental activist Pattie Gonia and apparel giant Patagonia raises fundamental questions about identity, commerce, and the evolving boundaries of parody in modern trademark law.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    Construction Law Bulletin - Exclusion Of Liability Clause

    The Supreme Court of Appeal handed down an interesting judgment in the latter part of 2009 dealing with the entitlement of a materials supplier to invoke certain exclusion of liability clauses in relation to material supplied which did not conform to the contractual specification.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Cox Yeats
    Cox Yeats
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    Is An Offeree Really Bound By A "Binding Offer" In Terms Of Section 153(1)(B)(Ii): The Disagreement Of Two Judges

    A discussion on two recent judgments dealing with the issue of whether an offeree is really bound by a "binding offer" in terms of section 153(1)(B)(Ii).
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Routledge Modise
    Routledge Modise
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    International Arbitration In South Africa

    International arbitration in South Africa has experienced a surge in recent years, especially after the introduction of the International Arbitration Act (IAA) in 2017..
    South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Aceris Law
    Aceris Law
  • Article

    Construction Contracts And COVID-19: Managing Risks During The Pandemic

    In recent months, nearly every aspect of society has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The construction industry has not been spared.
    South AfricaCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    ENSafrica ESG Webinar Series: Managing Reputational Risk – The Right To Terminate A Customer Relationship For ESG Reasons

    Prior to the introduction of section 9 of the Conduct Standard for Banks in July 2021, absent a clause to the contrary in the agreement between the bank and its client...
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    ENS
    ENS
  • Article

    Your Brand Is Your Business: Why Trade Mark Protection Matters From Day One

    Many businesses invest heavily in building their brand before checking whether their chosen name is available, only to face costly rebranding when conflicts arise. A trade mark availability search and proper registration can prevent these expensive disruptions and protect one of your most valuable business assets.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Adams & Adams
    Adams & Adams
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    What Are The Evidentiary Requirements For Making An RI Report?

    Amid the current landscape of several corporate failures in South Africa, including the dramatic collapse of Steinhoff, and the resulting job losses and negative impact on shareholders...
    South AfricaAccounting and Audit
    ENS
    ENS
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