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The Requirements to bring a Class Action in South Africa

by Guest Author | Apr 8, 2019 | Civil Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution, Publications

Introduction Class Actions have for various reasons been a novelty in South Africa, with the unlikely chance of ever reaching the trial phase because of settlements. With the recent outbreak of Listeriosis and a Listeriosis Class Action in the pipeline, this...

Overview: Transfer of Immovable Property in a Deceased Estate

by Guest Author | Apr 5, 2019 | Conveyancing and Property law, Estate Planning, Publications

Introduction It is common for people to become registered owners of Immovable Property during their respective lifetimes. However, what happens to the Immovable Property when these individuals pass away? In South Africa, when the registered owner of Immovable Property...

Overview of South Africa’s Move Towards Tech Regulation In 2019

by Guest Author | Mar 27, 2019 | Publications, Tech Law

Introduction In the last few years, the tech boom has been changing the traditional norms of society, affecting everything from how we travel to how we handle our personal or business affairs. Considering how influential it has become, the Government has been placing...

The Landlord’s role in exclusivity and anti – competitive clauses in retail lease agreements

by Guest Author | Mar 27, 2019 | Civil Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution, Contract Drafting, Conveyancing and Property law, Publications

Introduction Shopping centres are an integral part of the South African landscape with customers and retailers thriving in a one-stop convenience and experience location.Tenant mix is vital to any potential retailer who considers letting space in a shopping centre. It...

Crowdfunding in South Africa

by Guest Author | Mar 27, 2019 | Commercial law, Publications

Introduction In the digital age, everyone is more connected than ever before. This means that we all have access to an audience we have not previously been able to access. This is more so in the case of raising funds. Many Entrepreneurs have great ideas for businesses...

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