The Property Practitioners Act (PPA), which will protect consumers, came into effect on 1 February 2022 and introduced significant changes for the property sector.
The Act applies to all Property Practitioners – which includes everyone…
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Fluxmans Attorneys is pleased to announce the appointment of notable corporate lawyer, Ian Jacobsberg. Ian, who joined the firm on 1 March 2022, has over 30 years’ experience and his practice is primarily focused on competition, consumer and…
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Johannesburg, 18 February 2022. The Chambers Global Guide ranks the top lawyers and law firms in over 200 jurisdictions across the world. Their rankings are based on the in-depth research of a dedicated and experienced team of…
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Strict driving laws starting July 2022
The new Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act is expected to come into force in July 2022. Aarto is a demerit point system that will penalise drivers found guilty of…
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Cyber abuse, revenge porn and teenagers abusing their peers by way of cyber bullying, is an all too familiar occurrence these days. Can you imagine how terrified and emotionally distraught a victim must be when opening a WhatsApp that reads “…
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American president Benjamin Franklin famously quipped that “in this world nothing can be said certain, except death and taxes”. Seeing as this is in fact the case, it only makes sense to ensure that your estate planning is in order. One component…
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Many employees try to avoid their fate of dismissal by resigning with immediate effect. The question whether an employer can discipline an employee who it is alleged has committed a serious offence, when faced with a resignation with immediate…
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In the recent decision in Naidoo and Another v The Dube Tradeport Corporation and Others the Supreme Court of Appeal yet again had cause to consider two issues which have long occupied the minds of corporate lawyers: (i) the common law derivative…
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In the recent decision in Naidoo and Another v The Dube Tradeport Corporation and Others the Supreme Court of Appeal yet again had cause to consider two issues which have long occupied the minds of corporate lawyers: (i) the common law derivative…
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