
ALERT LEVEL 4 – LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS
Alert Level 4 – Lockdown Regulations
Alert Level 4 – Lockdown Regulations
In this case, it was argued that certain provisions of the Films and Publications Act 65 of 1996 should be declared unconstitutional. Section 16(2)(a) of Act 65 of 1996 provided for the pre-publication classification of certain materials of a sexual nature. Any person, except a bona fide newspaper subject to a press code, was required…
CASE SUMMARY- Beadica 23 CC and Others v Trustees for the time being of the Oregon Trust and Others
PART 2 [update to our article: http://themislawchambers.co.za/agreements-agree-parties-obligation-negotiate-good-faith/ due to the legal position following a new case] Agreements to agree (Pacta de Contrahenda) are generally regarded as a kind of contract which has the purpose of creating an agreement in the future. Parties to an agreement may not be able to agree on some of the…
While paying attention to detail has always been fundamental to conveyancing, the current Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing economic crisis have served to emphasize the need to be particularly thorough when it comes to buying or selling immovable property. Unfortunately, like with so many other industries, Covid-19 has had a detrimental impact on the real estate…
ALERT LEVEL 3 – AMENDED LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS
ALERT LEVEL 3 – AMENDED LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS
Introduction In a day and age where uncertain times seem to be the only constant, many married couples are faced with the question of whether their marital regime best serves them, and if not, then whether they can merely agree for it to change? Recent Case Law In the recent matter of Anita…
ALERT LEVEL 3 – LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS
COVID-19 REGULATIONS: 5-LEVEL FRAMEWORK Pursuant to the easing of the national lockdown effective from 24h00 on 30 April 2020, the President of the Republic of South Africa has announced that South Africa will adopt a 5-level staggered approach to re-opening the economy and easing the restrictions on public movement. On 29 April 2020 regulations were…