“Legal practitioners are obliged to conduct themselves with the utmost integrity and scrupulous honesty. Public confidence in the legal profession is enhanced
“Legal practitioners are obliged to conduct themselves with the utmost integrity and scrupulous honesty. Public confidence in the legal profession is enhanced
On 10 October 2023, the Constitutional Court delivered groundbreaking judgments in two separate cases, both of which challenged the constitutionality of Section
The National Wills Week, a social-outreach and access-to-justice initiative of the Law Society of South (LSSA), from 11 to 15 September 2023,
The geographical status of land – whether it falls inside a township – will co-determine the rights of the owner to evict
Two recent judgments of the Western Cape High Court on interim orders pending divorce proceedings indicate a change of approach. In deciding
In Minister of Water and Sanitation and Others v Lotter N.O and Others [2023] ZACC 9 (15 March 2023) the Constitutional Court
A person with some cognitive impairment may be incapable of making a will at some times, but of sound mind at other
Amendments were made to the Trust Property Control Act and the Regulations thereto aimed at combating money laundering and terrorist financing which
An attorney can advise you on all the legal implications of your estate plan. Estate planning is a crucial step in ensuring
It often happens that companies do not receive important CCMA communication because a former employee used incorrect or no-longer-used contact details in
The “conduit-pipe” principle is often relied on when tax on vested benefits from a trust is in issue. The desired result from
Introduction Owners of non-residential properties in certain categories must obtain an Energy Performance Certificate (“EPC”) by no later than 7 December 2022
Where directors of a company allow their personal financial interests to interfere with their duties to the company the consequences can be
Residential property owners using their homes in contravention of the property’s zoning provisions should take note of a judgment of the Supreme
INTRODUCTION The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (“CCMA”) is an independent body that aims to promote fair labour practices by resolving
The Cluver Markotter family is very pleased to welcome Catherine Cox who has taken over from Marike Koen (who has emigrated to