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In Kunene Rampala Inc Attorneys ("KR Inc") v North West Province Department of Education and Sport and Development ("the Department"), the Supreme Court of Appeal...

When a business receives an adverse court order, the immediate challenge is not whether to agree with it, but how to comply while preserving legal rights.

Investigation reports compiled by law firms, accountants or forensic specialists for large companies are usually highly confidential but are also highly sought-after by media outlets seeking access to information which they believe to be in the public interest.

The Budget of the East African Community ("EAC") for the financial year 2015/16 was presented to the East African Legislative Assembly on 14 May 2015.

When it comes to matters of tax, the Tax Administration Act requires taxpayers to first make payment to SARS on assessment and then to pursue their various remedies.

Saying "I feel harassed" is not enough. South Africa's Protection from Harassment Act 17 of 2011 gives swift, practical relief outside of domestic relationships...

The Supreme Court of Appeal decision in the long-running case of Nestlé v Iffco (27 November 2014) contains a substantial amount of trade mark law.

After almost ten years of debate, the Minister of Justice revealed the Department of Justice’s plans to allow for advocates to approach the public directly.

In a judgment delivered recently in the matter of The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited ("Standard Bank") & Another v Advertising Digital Services (Pty) Limited ("ADS") & Another, the Pretoria High Court granted...

A recent judgment from the Mpumalanga Division of the High Court provides a critical interpretation of Section 35(1) of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA).

Recent developments in South Africa's legal landscape have led to confusion surrounding the grounds for appeals to the Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA").

Getting a summons issued is only half the battle in a debt recovery or enforcement matter. The other half is making sure the defendant is properly served...

The OW Bunker Group 2013 "Terms and Conditions of sale for Marine Bunkers" provide for English law and London arbitration.

In the decision of Absa Bank Ltd v Ukwanda Leisure Holdings (Pty) Ltd 2014 (1) SA 550 (GSJ), the South Gauteng High Court (as it then was) was tasked with deciding a few issues.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has also, on several occasions, articulated the guarantor's obligation to make payment in terms of a letter of credit or on-demand bond.

The relationship between parody and IP rights comes up quite often.

On 3 June 2022, changes to the Magistrate's Court, High Court and the Supreme Court of Appeal rules were published in the Government Gazette.