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Busisiwe Bam takes a look at section 37C pf the Pension Funds Act and how it in fact restricts the wishes expressed in a will. Section 37C makes […]

The first “green” light has been given to shale gas fracking in the Karoo basin. The South African government promulgated the relevant regulations authorising exploration and the […]

Trisa Naidu examines the law established in WT & others v KT, the recent judgment handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal regarded the issue of […]

In taking disciplinary action against an employee, various factors need to be considered in order to ascertain the appropriateness of the sanction to impose against the […]

Riane Barnard and Trisa Naidu review the obligations of accountable institutions in terms of the FICA legislation: Financial crimes such as money laundering activities, tax evasion […]

Repudiation is contractual conduct which is similar to and to a degree extends over the traditional contractual conduct which amounts to breach of contract. Repudiation has […]

Labournet’s Adri Louw examines the legal position of a female employee who falls pregnant during her tenure, or is engaged by the company in the early stages of her […]

An overview of the process of ship registration and the effect thereof on ship ownership in South Africa. Steyn Botha assesses the progessive provisions of the Ship Registration Act  by […]

Labournet’s Bongani Khanyile takes a look at what happens to annual leave when an employee is on maternity leave. Does the maternity leave interrupt the accrual of annual leave entitlement […]