Lessons from R67m corruption case | 'Please call me' case sent back to SCA

New deputy chief justice appointed | When can a non-compliant Will be declared valid?

LEGAL 05 AUG 25 ALL INDUSTRIES  | PRESS OFFICES  | COMPANIES  | JOBS  | EVENTS  | PEOPLE  | MULTIMEDIA  | SUBMIT NEWS  | ADVERTISE  | LIST COMPANY  | SHARE  | FOLLOW  | NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTIONS  | MY ACCOUNT  | SUBSCRIBE  | BROWSE  |  UNSUBSCRIBE SIU triumphs in R67m corruption case: Lessons from landmark ruling DEE-DEE MATHELELA  read ConCourt sends Vodacom 'Please call me' case back to the SCA SHAN RADCLIFFE read When can a non-compliant Will be declared valid? ROBERTO OKTOBER AND KAREL KOGLER read Justice Mlambo appointed deputy chief justice of SA read SCA rules: Only liquidators can act on uncompleted contracts - Pick 'n Pay ordered to return payment CHARLISE FINCH AND WERNER LOTTER The SCA recently considered an appeal concerning a payment made to Pick ‘n Pay by attorneys on behalf of their franchisee, pursuant a sale of business agreement... Read Consumer Law OpenSky billboard deemed sexist and offensive KARABO LEDWABA The Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) has ruled against a digital billboard advertisement by OpenSky Recycling Services, upholding a consumer complaint that the ad perpetuates negative gender stereotypes... Read Corporate & Commercial Law How public-private partnerships can benefit from the National Treasury Regulation amendments DEE-DEE MATHELELA The new National Treasury Regulation amendments aim to streamline approvals, bolster governance and encourage private‐sector participation in infrastructure delivery... Read Criminal Law Fraudulent oxygen plant tender under scrutiny as PwC report drops Disciplinary action is recommended for officials involved in irregularities in the R836m PSA oxygen tender, following PwC’s damning forensic report... Read Labour Law Disciplinary revisited: When can employee enquiries be reheard? RIONA KALUA Here we explore the legal boundaries of revisiting workplace sanctions, drawing on key judgments to clarify when a rehearing or internal review is permissible... Read What the proposed Labour Relations amendments mean for executive dismissals KENNETH COSTER, HASSAN MAHLAWE AND MEGAN WILKINSON This article examines the implications of the proposed changes to the Labour Relations Act, for both employers and high-income employees... Read Land & Property Law ConCourt confirms stopping people from letting their cattle graze amounts to eviction TANIA BROUGHTON The ruling applies to Esta occupiers’ rights to graze cattle... Read Legislation & Regulation Tension rises as Tshwane enforces by-laws in Marabastad market The decision sparked criticism, with many accusing the city of endangering livelihoods... Read Business Fuel prices set to decrease for August 2025 Petrol consumers will breathe a sigh of relief at the pumps this month Read In the wake of tariff unease, Sarb makes unanimous decision KATJA HAMILTON The MPC has made its decision on the policy rate effective 1 August... Read Featured Press Office of the day More   |   Join Capital Legacy Our mission is to ensure that more South Africans have valid Wills in place and to lower the legal fees at death for our clients. Contact  |  News  |  VISIT PRESS OFFICE  |  @CapitalLegacy  |  Linkedin  |  Facebook FOLLOW US List company List CV List new business List portfolio showcase List profile Submit event Submit gallery Submit job ad Submit new appointment Submit news Submit noticeboard Submit op-ed contribution Home My job ads My events My company My CV Advertising: We welcome your sales enquiries! Email sales and read more about our advertising rates 3rd Floor, 62 Roeland St, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa. Tel +27 (0)21 404 1460 © 2025 bizcommunity.com. All rights reserved. Unsubscribe. Manage subscription. Subscribe. Change email.