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Covid-19: Application of the Consumer Protection Act inRelation to Travel Arrangements During and After Lockdown

By Sarah Thackwell, Partner and Kerry Theunissen, Senior Associate Introduction COVID-19 and the resultant national lockdown have created uncertainity with both consumers and suppliers in respect of their contractual rights and obligations and, more particularly, their rights and obligations in relation to cancellations, postponements and refunds. 1. In March, the Office of the Consumer Goods
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Covid-19: A guide to the Retrenchment Process

By Alisha Naik, Candidate Attorney and Pierre van der Merwe, Partner Introduction Since the start of the national lockdown, the Minister of Employment and Labour has been proactive in providing employers with alternative solutions to avoid retrenching employees. However, the negative economic impact caused by the Covid-19 pandemic may be so severe that employers may
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Montanari v Montanari (1086/2018) (2020) ZASCA 48

By Celeste Frank and checked by Jeannique Booysen Background This is an application for special leave to appeal in which the Supreme Court of Appeal overturned findings and orders made by the Gauteng Division of the High Court, Johannesburg regarding living annuities and the calculation of accrual claim at date of divorce. Mrs Charmaine Montanari
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The legal requirements for the lawful use of electronic signatures

By Kyle Venter, Candidate Attorney, Dingumuzi Ndhlovu, Associate and Lisa Schmidt, Associate Introduction  This article seeks to examine the legal requirements for the lawful use of electronic signatures. It will focus on the use of electronic signatures in the legal industry. 1. Why a focus on the Legal Industry? Unlike most industries that have embraced
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Covid-19: The Protection of Personal Information and Cyber Security

By Wade O’Connor, Candidate Attorney and Caitlin Wilde, Partner Introduction Since the dawn of the internet, cybercrime has been an ever-present threat. As technology develops, so too does its users’ capabilities. President Cyril Ramaphosa has described COVID-19 as an ‘Invisible enemy’, however, 2021 could pose a new threat in the form of an ‘invisible criminal’.
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