Maintenance Act amendments clamp down on defaulters The Maintenance Amendment Act, aimed at cracking down on child maintenance defaulters, came into effect today (5 January).5 Jan 20185 Jan 2018 WhatsappPrintPDFXLinked-inFacebook More sharing options 123rf.comThe legislation now allows:The personal information of defaulters to be submitted to credit bureaux defaulters to be blacklistedcourts to order mobile network service providers to share contact details to trace defaultersmaintenance applications to be lodged in the jurisdiction where the defaulter works, and not only where they livecourts to place an interim order while waiting for the final outcomecost orders to be granted even if child maintenance defaulters are absent from court proceedingscourts to impose three years’ imprisonment without option of a fine for continued defaulters Related SA fibre providers are bridging the connectivity gap 24 Oct 2024
PromotedMarketing & MediaCapitec’s new jingle makes banking fees as easy as 1, 2, 3, 6, 10Capitec 2 days
Marketing & MediaAdobe's Shantanu Narayen becomes Cannes Lions' first Creative Champion of the Year 3 hours
FinanceMoody's upgrade boosts Cape Town's credit rating close to South Africa’s sovereign level 25 minutes
Marketing & Media#AfricaMonth: How Sarah Collins, founder of Wonderbag, is changing lives globallyEvan-Lee Courie 1 day
ESG & SustainabilityLesotho Highlands Water Project contractor suspended for polluting riversSechaba Mokhethi 23 hours
ESG & SustainabilityPlan to use properties owned by City of Cape Town for homeless projectMarecia Damons 2 days