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Consumer protection: Why online contracts need to be regulated

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The African Continental Free Trade Area - from agreement to implementation

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Robyn Berger, Theunis Claassen and Catherine Robson 30 Jun 2020

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Dhevarsha Ramjettan, Kirsten Eiser, Partner and Shane Johnson 29 Jun 2020

Innovative protocol developed for virtual arbitration hearings in Africa

Innovative protocol developed for virtual arbitration hearings in Africa

Jackie Lafleur 25 Jun 2020

Ready, set, comply - sections of the PoPIA implemented

Ready, set, comply - sections of the PoPIA implemented

Johan Botes and Kirsty Gibson 24 Jun 2020

Edcon business rescuers ask for 157% increase

Edcon business rescuers ask for 157% increase

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Rules for personal care services during advanced Level 3 lockdown

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Conflicting judgments on 'no work no pay' cases

Bradley Workman-Davies 19 Jun 2020

The Constitutional Court has ruled that private schools may no longer rely on their contracts with parents as the basis for kicking children out of school without a fair hearing. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp

Private schools must give fair hearings before kicking children out, rules Concourt

Tania Broughton 18 Jun 2020

Call for comments on franchise industry code

Call for comments on franchise industry code

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Business rescue and liquidation have consequences for IP

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Bernadette Versfeld 10 Jun 2020

Judge Patricia Goliath of the Cape High Court will have to decide whether a defamation case brought by an Australian mining company is a SLAPP suit. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp

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John Yeld 9 Jun 2020

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Clea Rawlins 8 Jun 2020

Final standards on delegation of administration functions by CIS managers

Final standards on delegation of administration functions by CIS managers

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Sam Varvastian 2 Jun 2020

Grand Parade traders allowed to open shop in Level 3

Grand Parade traders allowed to open shop in Level 3

1 Jun 2020

Level 3: Green light for takeaways and booze, but tobacco ban remains

Level 3: Green light for takeaways and booze, but tobacco ban remains

Lauren Hartzenberg 28 May 2020

Covid-19: Emergency measures and investor-state arbitration claims

Covid-19: Emergency measures and investor-state arbitration claims

Sarah McKenzie and Chandni Gopal 27 May 2020

SAA retrenchment process heads to Labour Appeal Court

SAA retrenchment process heads to Labour Appeal Court

Malesela Letwaba 27 May 2020

Impact of the withdrawal of the CIPC non-binding opinion on sections 90 and 92 of the Companies Act

Impact of the withdrawal of the CIPC non-binding opinion on sections 90 and 92 of the Companies Act

Juanita Steenekamp and Hayley Barker Hoogwerf, SAICA 26 May 2020

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Mauritius on EU high risk list - why not to panic!

Nicole Paige, Ashford Nyatsumba, Michael Denenga and Gitte Truter 20 May 2020

Public Procurement Bill aims to simplify processes

Public Procurement Bill aims to simplify processes

Imraan Mahomed, Veronica Vurgarellis, Vaughn Harrison and Yuri Tangur 19 May 2020

New research suggests SA's ban on cigarette sales is failing

New research suggests SA's ban on cigarette sales is failing

19 May 2020

Elad Smadja, CEO of Taurus Capital

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Money laundering risks in a global pandemic

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Marelise Van Der Westhuizen and Sabeeha Kathrada-Khan 15 May 2020

SA govt allows the sale of (almost) all goods online

SA govt allows the sale of (almost) all goods online

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The case for avoiding price controls in times of crisis: they don't work

The case for avoiding price controls in times of crisis: they don't work

Willem H. Boshoff 14 May 2020

Expanded list of clothing now allowed for sale under Level 4

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Consumer protection: Why online contracts need to be regulated

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Johan Botes, Tiisetso Rabolao and Kirsty Gibson 6 Jul 2020

Covid-19 database includes a greater focus on public's right to privacy

Covid-19 database includes a greater focus on public's right to privacy

Nozipho Mngomezulu, Wendy Tembedza, Peter Grealy, Karl Blom, Avuyile Gasela and Cindy Leibowitz 1 Jul 2020

The African Continental Free Trade Area - from agreement to implementation

The African Continental Free Trade Area - from agreement to implementation

Robyn Berger, Theunis Claassen and Catherine Robson 30 Jun 2020

Back to business for restaurants, cinemas, theatres, casinos and others

Dhevarsha Ramjettan, Kirsten Eiser, Partner and Shane Johnson 29 Jun 2020

Innovative protocol developed for virtual arbitration hearings in Africa

Innovative protocol developed for virtual arbitration hearings in Africa

Jackie Lafleur 25 Jun 2020

Ready, set, comply - sections of the PoPIA implemented

Ready, set, comply - sections of the PoPIA implemented

Johan Botes and Kirsty Gibson 24 Jun 2020

Edcon business rescuers ask for 157% increase

Edcon business rescuers ask for 157% increase

Tania Broughton 24 Jun 2020

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Rules for personal care services during advanced Level 3 lockdown

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Conflicting judgments on 'no work no pay' cases

Bradley Workman-Davies 19 Jun 2020

The Constitutional Court has ruled that private schools may no longer rely on their contracts with parents as the basis for kicking children out of school without a fair hearing. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp

Private schools must give fair hearings before kicking children out, rules Concourt

Tania Broughton 18 Jun 2020

Call for comments on franchise industry code

Call for comments on franchise industry code

11 Jun 2020

Business rescue and liquidation have consequences for IP

Business rescue and liquidation have consequences for IP

Bernadette Versfeld 10 Jun 2020

Judge Patricia Goliath of the Cape High Court will have to decide whether a defamation case brought by an Australian mining company is a SLAPP suit. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp

R14m defamation case between Australian miners and critics will make legal history

John Yeld 9 Jun 2020

Clea Rawlins, an associate in the Commercial Department of Garlicke & Bousfield Inc

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Clea Rawlins 8 Jun 2020

Final standards on delegation of administration functions by CIS managers

Final standards on delegation of administration functions by CIS managers

2 Jun 2020

Victoria Falls viewed from Zambia. A case brought by Zambian farmers in UK courts could have international implications. FCG / shutterstock

Can UK fossil fuel companies now be held accountable for contributing to climate change overseas?

Sam Varvastian 2 Jun 2020

Grand Parade traders allowed to open shop in Level 3

Grand Parade traders allowed to open shop in Level 3

1 Jun 2020

Level 3: Green light for takeaways and booze, but tobacco ban remains

Level 3: Green light for takeaways and booze, but tobacco ban remains

Lauren Hartzenberg 28 May 2020

Covid-19: Emergency measures and investor-state arbitration claims

Covid-19: Emergency measures and investor-state arbitration claims

Sarah McKenzie and Chandni Gopal 27 May 2020

SAA retrenchment process heads to Labour Appeal Court

SAA retrenchment process heads to Labour Appeal Court

Malesela Letwaba 27 May 2020

Impact of the withdrawal of the CIPC non-binding opinion on sections 90 and 92 of the Companies Act

Impact of the withdrawal of the CIPC non-binding opinion on sections 90 and 92 of the Companies Act

Juanita Steenekamp and Hayley Barker Hoogwerf, SAICA 26 May 2020

Mauritius on EU high risk list - why not to panic!

Mauritius on EU high risk list - why not to panic!

Nicole Paige, Ashford Nyatsumba, Michael Denenga and Gitte Truter 20 May 2020

Public Procurement Bill aims to simplify processes

Public Procurement Bill aims to simplify processes

Imraan Mahomed, Veronica Vurgarellis, Vaughn Harrison and Yuri Tangur 19 May 2020

New research suggests SA's ban on cigarette sales is failing

New research suggests SA's ban on cigarette sales is failing

19 May 2020

Elad Smadja, CEO of Taurus Capital

Taurus creates R300m fund for SA law firms

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Money laundering risks in a global pandemic

Money laundering risks in a global pandemic

Marelise Van Der Westhuizen and Sabeeha Kathrada-Khan 15 May 2020

SA govt allows the sale of (almost) all goods online

SA govt allows the sale of (almost) all goods online

15 May 2020

The case for avoiding price controls in times of crisis: they don't work

The case for avoiding price controls in times of crisis: they don't work

Willem H. Boshoff 14 May 2020

Expanded list of clothing now allowed for sale under Level 4

Expanded list of clothing now allowed for sale under Level 4

13 May 2020

11 questions to ask before making corporate donations

11 questions to ask before making corporate donations

Andre Vos and Sabeeha Kathrada-Khan 12 May 2020

Numsa vs SAA - death knell to successful business rescue?

Numsa vs SAA - death knell to successful business rescue?

Wessel Badenhorst and Chris Rey 11 May 2020

KZN pharmacy admits to excessive pricing of face masks

KZN pharmacy admits to excessive pricing of face masks

8 May 2020

Interpretation and impossibility: What you really mean(t to achieve)

Interpretation and impossibility: What you really mean(t to achieve)

JJ van der Walt with John Bell 7 May 2020

Remember to issue shares when converting a CC to a private company

Remember to issue shares when converting a CC to a private company

Raphael Chitambira 6 May 2020

Covid-19 and downgrades: Director's duties unpacked

Covid-19 and downgrades: Director's duties unpacked

Safiyya Patel & Jayshall Vassen 6 May 2020

When good intentions go bad - an alcohol prohibition history lesson

When good intentions go bad - an alcohol prohibition history lesson

Hellen Ndlovu 5 May 2020

Tobacco companies go to court to challenge regulations

Tobacco companies go to court to challenge regulations

Tania Broughton 5 May 2020

Deal-making in a virtual world - a Competition Law perspective

Deal-making in a virtual world - a Competition Law perspective

Lerisha Naidu and Ryan McKerrow 30 Apr 2020

Level 4: Hardware, food delivery and winter clothing allowed, but no cigarettes

Level 4: Hardware, food delivery and winter clothing allowed, but no cigarettes

30 Apr 2020

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