Understanding Your Rights at a Roadblock in South Africa
It’s late at night and you’re driving home when flashing blue lights appear ahead – another...
Age Discrimination in South Africa: Safeguarding the Rights of Older Employees
Age discrimination, especially in the context of employment, is a pervasive issue across many...
Can a Creditor Sell the Home of a Debtor to Recover Outstanding Debt?
Most South Africans today, are overburdened and overwhelmed with debt and are struggling to repay...
The Costs of Deceased Estates Explained
An important function of an executor, the person who is appointed by the Master of the High Court...
Employers of domestic workers must register with COIDA
Domestic workers are now covered under the amended Compensation for Occupational Injuries and...
Domicilium citandi et executandi in South African law
How is it possible that someone can obtain judgment against me, without my knowledge of any summons...
Precautionary suspension of an employee: What are the requirements?
Employers are often challenged on the fairness of the precautionary suspension of an Employee.
Fraud: Remedies Available to Defrauded Parties
Fraud can be defined as the unlawful and intentional making of a representation that causes actual...
The Employer’s Responsibility in Workplace Harassment
This article will briefly discuss the common law option available to employees who are exposed to a...
Lost Your Original Title Deed? What Do You Do?
Before the transfer takes place, the owner (seller) must make a written application to the...
