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    To Name Or Not To Name, That Is The Question

    The recent dismissal of a staff member at a daily newspaper in Johannesburg for making inappropriate comments on Twitter about the publication, poses new dilemmas for South African employers.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
  • Article

    The Consumer Protection Act: An Opportunity For Class Action Suits In South Africa?

    The Consumer Protection Act (CPA), scheduled to become operational in April of this year, is likely to have far-reaching effects.
    South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Permanent Voluntary Disclosure Programme (Recent Developments in Taxation)

    The Tax Administration Bill, 2011, (TAB) which is expected to be enacted later this year contains a permanent Voluntary Disclosure Programme (TAB VDP) which provides relief to non-compliant taxpayers, albeit on less favourable terms than the current VDP under the Voluntary Disclosure Programme and Taxation Laws Second Amendment Act No. 8 of 2010.
    South AfricaTax
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Recent Zambian Supreme Court ruling demands that business takes a closer look at trade marks

    A recent Zambian supreme court ruling could have a ripple effect in other African jurisdictions.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Part 6.2 - Taxation - Corporate Tax In South Africa

    South AfricaAccounting and Audit
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
  • Article

    Doing Business In Namibia

    South AfricaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Patients' Rights: The Achilles Heel Of The Patient System? An Indian Perspective For South Africa

    Currently there is litigation between a numbers of parties concerning the application of a patent in respect of a cancer medicine in South Africa.
    South AfricaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Fractional Ownership - A Rose Or A Thorn By Another Name?

    An outline of various forms of shared property ownership. The writer considers whether “fractional ownership” is something new or is merely a generic term for various existing schemes whereby ownership of immovable property is shared.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Must Sales Of Investment Properties Be Advertised In Accordance With Section 34 Of The Insolvency Act?

    Section 34 of the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936, as amended ("the Act") requires a trader who, (in terms of a contract), transfers any business belonging to him, or the goodwill of such business or any goods or property forming part thereof (except in the ordinary course of that business or for securing the payment of a debt), to advertise the proposed transfer in the manner specified in the section.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Charities And Donations Not Exempt From The UK Bribery Act

    South African businesses with associate links to UK corporations – or who are represented by agents in their dealings with such companies – need to be aware of the potential implications of the UK Bribery Act on a business transaction relating to donations and charities.
    South AfricaCriminal Law
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Fighting Corruption: The Duty To Report

    Corruption is a crime that is not unique to South Africa, but is endemic around the globe.
    South AfricaCriminal Law
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Where A Failure To Conduct Job Grading Deprives An Employee Of Benefits It May Amount To An Unfair Labour Practice

    Whether the failure to implement a performance management system in relation to job grading and job evaluation systems amounts to an unfair labour practice where the effect of such failure
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Banksy And Gross Domestic Product

    We have written about the risks of not using a trade mark which could lead to the mark being removed from the register by a third party because of such non-use.
    South AfricaIntellectual Property
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Beware - Signing Of Credit Agreements Containing Suretyship Clauses!

    If a person signs a credit application form in a representative capacity on behalf of a company or other juristic person and is not advised that the form also contains a personal suretyship by the signatory, such document itself would constitute a misrepresentation which induced a mistake by the signatory, and the personal suretyship obligation of the signatory would be invalid.
    South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Millennium Development Goals: The What, The Who And The How

    The Millennium Development Goals or MDGs were identified by the World Health Organisation in terms of the Millennium Declaration signed by 189 countries in 2000.
    South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Landlords Ignore The Consumer Protection Act At Their Own Peril

    While the impact of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) on the manufacturing, supply and distribution of goods and services is fairly clear, its effect on landlords and leases of immovable property requires scrutiny.
    South AfricaReal Estate and Construction
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Developments, Challenges And Opportunities In Africa

    The World Economic Forum on Africa was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 9 to 11 May 2012.
    South AfricaInternational Law
    Werksmans Attorneys
    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Doing Business In Kenya

    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Part 3.1 - Forms Of Business Organisations - Companies In South Africa

    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    Werksmans Attorneys
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    Fixed-term Contracts Are Not Necessarily Off-limits

    Fixed-term contracts are not always undesirable and employers who overlook them completely could be missing a valuable opportunity.
    South AfricaEmployment and HR
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    Werksmans Attorneys

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