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    Purposive Or Literal? Balancing Procedural Formalities And Access To Justice Under Section 2(2) Of The State Liability Act.

    Statutory interpretation stands at the heart of many legal disputes. In Minister of Police v Miya (hereafter Miya), the Supreme Court of Appeal was asked to interpret section 2(2) of the State Liability Act 20 of 1957...
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    When Private Conduct Becomes A Public Standard Of Accountability

    The proceedings involving Judge President Selby Mbenenge and Ms Andiswa Mengo have attracted significant public attention that extends beyond the bench.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    Buying Property In South Africa While Living Abroad: How Exchange Control Shapes Your Mortgage

    If you are living outside South Africa and buying a home here, your bond (mortgage / home loan) will almost always include exchange control conditions.
    South AfricaImmigration
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    A Decision Six Years Late Is Not Only Late. It May Be Unlawful.

    The Competition Appeal Court has set aside a Competition Tribunal decision delivered more than six years after the hearing concluded, finding that the delay and fragmented adjudicative process compromised the legality and fairness of the outcome. The judgment establishes that administrative bodies must maintain expeditious, coherent processes anchored in evidence, with decisions properly connected to the panels that heard the matter.
    South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    When Travel Benefits End

    In a significant recent judgment, the Labour Court provided important clarity on the removal of an employment benefit in the case Public Servants Association of South Africa and 490 Others v The
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Words Have Power: When Unfounded Allegations Sink Reinstatement

    The Labour Appeal Court's judgment in Golden Arrow Bus Services (Pty) Ltd v Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration & Others (19 June 2025) is a reminder that winning the...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    New Public Procurement Act Ushers In An Era Of Transparency And Efficiency In South Africa

    On 23 July 2024, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Public Procurement Act 28 of 2024 ("the Act") into law, fulfilling the constitutional mandates of sections 195, 216, and 217.
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    How To Check Your Property Zoning And Apply For Changes In Cape Town

    Every property within the boundaries of the City of Cape Town municipality has a specific zoning assigned to it based on the City of Cape Town's Land Use Management System and Development Management Scheme (DMS).
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Breaking The Deadlock – "In All Respects"

    Under section 6(2)(e)(iii) of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000 ("PAJA") as well as under the principle of legality...
    South AfricaStrategy
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    A Valid Will Is Not Always Enough

    Estate planning extends far beyond drafting a valid Will. This article examines the critical but often overlooked issue of estate liquidity—the availability of cash to settle taxes, debts, and administration costs—and explains why asset-rich estates can still face serious financial challenges during administration.
    South AfricaFamily and Matrimonial
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    A New Digital Era: Labour Court & Labour Appeal Court Embrace Court Online

    Our world of work is evolving – and so is the way we access justice. On 28 March 2025, two important directives were issued: Directive 01 of 2025: Implementation of Court Online Electronic Platform...
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Guarantee Or Suretyship?

    Commercial agreements often include supporting obligations intended to improve a creditor’s prospects of recovery if the principal debtor defaults. These may be described as guarantees, suretyships, undertakings...
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    Red Flags To Watch Out For In Employment Contracts

    Employment contracts are essential documents that set the foundation for the working relationship between employers and employees.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    When Does A Commercial Dispute Become An Insolvency Problem?

    When does an unpaid invoice signal more than a contractual dispute? This analysis examines the critical distinction between debtors who will not pay and those who cannot pay, exploring how creditors can identify financial distress patterns and select appropriate recovery strategies before their options narrow. Understanding these warning signs may determine whether a creditor pursues ordinary litigation, liquidation proceedings, or business rescue.
    South AfricaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    Isn't A Longer Notice Period Enough To Avoid Paying Penalties When You End A Lease Early?

    When it comes to residential leases, the "right" answer matters less than understanding why the answer is what it is. Below is a concise guide to the legal framework, followed by some practical pointers for both landlords and tenants.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Demarcation Disputes Cannot Be Used To Interpret Collective Agreements

    A recent ruling issued in favour of a client of Fairbridges provides helpful clarity on the purpose and limits of demarcation disputes in South African labour law.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    Visitor Data At The Gate: Is Your Estate Communicating Clearly Enough?

    Residential estates routinely collect visitor information at security gates, but many fail to properly communicate how this personal data is used, stored, and shared. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies under POPIA, estates, HOAs, and managing agents must ensure visitors receive clear privacy notices at the point of collection. This article examines practical steps for aligning gate security practices with data protection requirements.
    South AfricaPrivacy
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    The Value Of A Restraint Of Trade In A Business Acquisition

    When acquiring a business, the purchase price often reflects intangible assets like customer relationships, reputation, and market position. How can purchasers protect the goodwill they've paid for when sellers may be positioned to immediately compete using the same relationships and knowledge that contributed to the transaction value?
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
  • Article

    Who Really Runs The Show? An Overview Of Shadow Directors And Potential Liability

    South African company law, governed primarily by the Companies Act 71 of 2008 ("the 2008 Act"), does not expressly define "shadow directors." In contrast, many international jurisdictions provide a specific definition...
    South AfricaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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    From Eskom Blues To Infrastructure Gold: Positioning South Africa's Independent Transmission Projects As A New Investable Asset Class

    On 12 February 2026, during his State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa reaffirmed government's...
    South AfricaGovernment, Public Sector
    Fairbridges
    Fairbridges
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