Can a government decision maker “change its mind”?
Saturday, 23 June 2018
Introduction This article considers the legalities around a governmental decision maker’s conduct in taking a decision and thereafter revoking or amending that decision – i.e. where the decision maker “changes its mind”. Decisions that affect the public In this article we are only referring to decisions of a governmental decision maker that have external legal
- Published in News, 2018, Municipal Law
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Scoin Trading v Bernstein (29/10) [2010] ZASCA 160 (1 December 2010)
Wednesday, 30 May 2018
SUMMARY The appellant in this matter is Scoin Trading, a company that trades in coins and similar items. Gregory John Till (the deceased) was an avid coin collector who had purchased some gold coins and medallion from the appellant. During August 2007, deceased entered into an agreement with the appellant to purchase a rare ZAR
- Published in News, 2018, Estates and Trusts
The Impact of Mitchell and Mathabathe on S 118
Friday, 23 February 2018
By Chantelle Gladwin, Partner and David Hepburn, Partner Introduction The press has been abuzz with articles and opinions lauding the judgment in the Perregrine Joseph Mitchell v City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipal Authority Case No: 50816/14, North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria (8 September 2014) (“the Mitchell case”) and its effect on the law relating to
- Published in News, 2018, Property Law
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: The Employer’s Obligation to Take Positive Steps in Protecting Its Employees
Wednesday, 08 November 2017
By Pierre van der Merwe, Partner and Charlotte Clarke, Candidate Attorney, 8 November 2017 Introduction The issue of sexual harassment is in the spotlight recently with everyone from Hollywood director Harvey Weinstein to our own South African politicians coming under fire for their conduct. The #MeToo movement has further encouraged victims of sexual harassment
- Published in News, 2017, Labour Law
Business Rescue: No Protection from Eviction in the Companies Act
Wednesday, 25 January 2017
By Maike Gohl, Associate and Charlotte Clarke, Candidate Attorney Introduction This article examines the case of Kythera Court v Le Rendez-Vous Cafe CC and Another 2016 (6) SA 63 (GJ), which deals with the eviction of a close corporation undergoing business rescue proceedings in terms of s 129 of the Companies Act, 71 of
- Published in News, 2017, Commercial Law, Company Law, Property Law
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