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Pather v Wakefields Real Estate (Pty) Limited (AR82/2016) [2020] ZAKZPHC 16 (29 May 2020)

A case summary written by Danisha Naidu and checked by Heather Hepburn Background Mr Pather (the “Appellant”) was successfully sued in the court a quo by Wakefields Real Estate (Pty) Ltd (the “Respondent”) which was duly represented by its employee, Ms Gunpath. The Appellant was sued for the payment of the estate agent’s commission as
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McMillan v Bate Chubb & Dickson Incorporated (Case no 299/2020) [2021] ZASCA 45 (15 April 2021)

Case summary written by Blake Liam Hamilton and checked by Khotso Mmatli. Background On 13 October 2017, Bruce Gordon McMillan (“the “Appellant”) instituted an action in the Eastern Cape Division of the High Court, East London (the “Court a quo”), against Bate Chubb & Dickson Incorporated (the “Respondent”) for damages for breach of an oral
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Inclusionary Housing

Written by and Frank Sebatana and Chantelle Gladwin-Wood March 2021 Background Many South Africans would have heard about Section 25 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa (‘the Constitution’) which provides any and all inhabitants of South African the right to property and constitutional protection of said property. However, recently, the South African
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Jacobson v VITALAB (2019) 40 ILJ 2363 (LC) (28 May 2019)

Case summary written by Avyakta Sing and checked by Kirsten Chetty Background Mr Jacobson (“the Applicant”) is a medical doctor who was an employee of the Respondent, VITALAB medical practice. The Applicant was a founding director and shareholder of the Respondent as well as a director and shareholder of the property company, Strawberry Bush (Pty)
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Understanding the Different Forms of Bail

By Alisha Naik, Associate Designate and Simone Jansen van Rensburg, Associate 14 April 2021 Introduction Since the implementation of the national lockdown (“Lockdown”) as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, certain contraventions of the Regulations (“Lockdown laws”) governing the Lockdown have created new criminal offences for which an individual may be criminally convicted. South Africa,
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