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Category: General

Restraint of Trade, what you should know.

May 9, 2018

Written by: Adv Riaan de Jager The Legal position of a ROT This issue falls within the ambit of the […]

How does a ponzi scheme or scam work

February 21, 2018

How to recognize a pyramid/ponzi scheme. 1. You are asked to recruit new members under you and get payment when […]

Restraints of Trade

November 13, 2017

Restraints of Trade – Opinion of the Labour Court:   The position before and after the Constitutional dispensation has been […]

Mothers Who Don’t Have Custody/Primary Residence

April 1, 2017

Posted by: Nicci Coertze About Mothers Who Don’t Have Custody/Primary Residence: Without going into too much personal detail, there is something […]

What can an unpaid builders/subcontractor do on site to ensure payment

October 6, 2014

What can a builder do to enforce a claim for payment of work done? One option is that he demands […]

Bullying Children and Teachers, what to do

September 23, 2014

A 2012 study by UNISA’s Youth Research Unit on bullying at secondary school level showed that 34% of 3371 learners […]

What to do when neighbour’s trees overhang on your property.

In terms of our law, every person or every neighbour, for that matter, has a right to unimpeded enjoyment of […]

Hate speech, racist speech and freedom of speech

September 20, 2014

So what and when is our freedom of speech not so free anymore? If you look at section 16 of […]

Legal guide to age thresholds for children and young people

September 17, 2014

At what age can children and young people make decisions and act on their own without assistance from their parents? […]

THE MEANING AND PURPOSE OF “WITHOUT PREJUDICE”

By : NICOLENE SCHOEMAN The term ‘without prejudice’ means without any loss or waiver of rights or privileges  and is […]

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