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The general perception among members of the public is that private hospitals provide better care.

So, you are running late for work and the only taxi that stops for you is one that has had its steering wheel replaced with a spanner.

The State Attorney's office is, in many places, dysfunctional.

Thin capitalisation rules are specific anti-avoidance provisions, very closely related to transfer pricing as they are designed to combat the extraction of profits from South Africa.

The National Credit Regulator (NCR) has for some time expressed its concerns regarding the method used by credit providers to assess consumers' ability to afford credit (affordability assessments).

South African laws in the past have always been less strict on direct emailing than those of the US and Europe.

In the case ITC 1835 the Tax Court in Kimberley deliberated on whether a debt due to a deceased estate had been discharged for no financial consideration and was therefore subject to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the full value of the claim in terms of paragraph 12(5) of the Eighth Schedule to the Income Tax Act.

In most instances a company in business rescue will require post commencement financing.

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.

The Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the Companies Act) has brought about a unique change in business methods.

The first case relating to Chapter 6 of Act 71 of 2008 (the Act), being the business rescue chapter, was decided by the Honourable Makgoba J in the North Gauteng High Court (case 26597/2001 – Riaan Swart as applicant and Beagles Run Investments 25 (Pty) Ltd and others as respondents).

The current feud between Massmart and Shoprite regarding Shoprite's exclusive rights in terms of the lease in CapeGate shopping centre is rekindling competition concerns in the property and retail industry over what is considered common practice.

South African laws in the past have always been less strict on direct emailing than those of the US and Europe.

Regulation 127(1)(b) promulgated under the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (the Act) states that companies which are undergoing business rescue proceedings are classified into three groups.

The new Consumer Protection Act aims to protect consumers and has implications for all players in the supply chain, from manufacturers to end users.

There is increasing scrutiny by regulators, noted in the recently promulgated Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act (the "SASREA"), to address the inadequacies that have been prevalent in many sports and entertainment events locally.

Any strike action that members of a trade union embark on has to comply with statutory requirements as set out in the Labour Relations Act.