THE LANDLORD’S HYPOTHEC
Tuesday, 07 January 2020
INTRODUCTION It is widely acknowledged that the landlord largely gets the short end of the stick when it comes to landlord-tenant law and that more often then not, the tenant’s rights are stronger than a landlord’s right. In trying to bring equilibrium to this issue, our law has a specific remedy for the landlord in
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Barker v Bishops Diocesan College And Others 2019 (4) SA 1 (WCC)
Wednesday, 25 September 2019
SUMMARY MB and his parents (“Plaintiffs” in the court a quo) are permanent residents of the United Kingdom, owning no assets in South Africa. They instituted a claim for damages against the Respondents for injuries that MB sustained in 2005, whilst he was an exchange student in South Africa. As peregrini (persons domiciled or resident
- Published in 2019, News, Security for costs & Peregrine Plaintiffs
