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Franchise Disputes And Section 18: When 'Interim' Orders Have Final Effect
The Western Cape High Court's decision in Cash Crusaders Franchising (Pty) Ltd v Cash Crusaders Franchisees 2024 (4) SA 141 (WCC) marked a significant development in the evolving interpretation...
South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
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Government's Drive To Achieve Black Ownership And Control, But At What Expense?
B-BBEE is a policy of the South African government which is aimed at increasing participation by previously disadvantaged South Africans in economic activities.
South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
ENS

How Companies Can Integrate ESG Considerations To Comply With Evolving Requirements

Environmental, social and governance considerations are increasingly moving beyond regulatory compliance into the contractual allocation of risk in commercial transactions. Businesses now face ESG obligations directly in commercial agreements, project documents, financing arrangements, and investment transactions, creating a separate source of legal exposure even when fully compliant with applicable laws. This shift is being reinforced by evolving regulations, investor scrutiny, sustainability reporting req

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr

How Has Covid-19 Affected South African Mergers And Acquisitions Value?

None of us are strangers to the drastic and everlasting effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the effect the National Lockdowns and the halting of business have had on global and national trade.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

SchoemanLaw Inc.

IFRS S1 & S2: A New Era For Sustainability Reporting In Africa

As global expectations for corporate sustainability disclosure tighten, Africa stands at a pivotal crossroads. The release of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)'s IFRS S1...

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

SNG Grant Thornton

Mining For Opportunity: Critical Minerals And Africa's M&A Boom

Africa's critical minerals are powering a new wave of cross-border M&A activity—especially in copper, cobalt and lithium.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Andersen in South Africa

Mining In South Africa: Regulatory Challenges? What Regulatory Challenges?

A recent statement by a significant mining investor to the effect that "South African gold operations at USD1,200 per ounce was not worth investing...

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Andersen in South Africa

Navigating The World Of Cyber Security As A Director: The Liability Involved

Heavy is the head that wears the crown. These are the words that encapsulate the burden and difficulties faced by directors when navigating through the modern business environment.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

NEC: Mutual Trust And Cooperation

The NEC3 form had the (widely publicised) aim of encouraging cooperation, collaborative working and a fair allocation of risk between the parties to the contract.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

New Amendments To The Companies Act Signed Into Law Today

The long-awaited Companies Amendment Bill 2023 ("Bill") was today signed into law by the President, thereby introducing some key amendments to the Companies Act No. 71 of 2008 ("Companies Act")...

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

New State-Owned Holding Company In The Pipeline To Improve Governance At State Owned Enterprises: A Step In The Right Direction?

In the 2023 State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa reiterated a recommendation made well over ten years ago, for overarching legislation to improve governance at state-owned enterprises ("SOEs").

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Payments During Business Rescue Can Still Be Clawed Back

A Western Cape High Court judgment confirms that payments made to creditors during business rescue proceedings may be void if a winding-up application was already presented.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Personal Financial Interests And The Duty To Disclose Them

It is well known that one of the fundamental duties of a director is not to allow any personal financial interests to interfere with his or her corporate responsibilities.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Private Equity Growing Again - 2013 KPMG And SAVCA Private Equity Survey

In the calendar year 2012, the local private equity industry added 10.4% to its total funds under management, which closed at R126.4 billion.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

KPMG, South Africa

Resolutions Of Directors

Historically it has been commonplace for board resolutions, produced for the purposes of ordinary transactions or for litigation, to signed only by the company secretary or by the chairperson of a company.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Routledge Modise

SA Court Considers The Meaning Of Frivolous, Vexatious And Without Merit In Setting Aside A Derivative Action

On 7 August 2020, the Western Cape High Court, in Marib Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Parring NO and Others, considered the meaning of "frivolous, vexatious or without merit"...

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Seal The Deal: Five Legal Safety Nets That Keep South African Sellers Paid

Selling a company, shareholding, or prized piece of equipment can feel like handing over the keys to your car while you wait for the buyer's EFT to clear.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

State Participation, Indigenisation And Economic Empowerment In Africa

The issue of State participation, indigenisation and what has come to be known as economic empowerment was immediately raised as African states gained independence, mainly in response to their colonial history and resulting economic systems, such as the example of apartheid in South Africa, which saw economic participation determined along racial lines.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Structuring Transactions: A Void Credit Agreement Or Avoid A Credit Agreement?

In commercial practice, structuring transactions to achieve a specific legal or tax outcome is not only commonplace but often necessary. This is especially true when parties wish to avoid the regulatory...

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Tax Proposals Affecting Trusts

A number of amendments proposed by the National Treasury are, if implemented in their current form, likely to significantly impact on trust structures.

South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law

Pieter van der Zwan & Associates

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