Our courts have made it clear that posting derogatory or damaging comments about your employer or colleagues on social media can amount to misconduct and result […]
If your aging parents have asked you for help with making decisions as to their personal welfare, financial affairs, medical treatment and so on, asking them […]
“This case yet again demonstrates the need to be careful when dealing with a trust” (extract from judgment below) For most of us, business dealings with […]
“Agreement makes law” (Old legal maxim) Although in our law most verbal contracts are binding, property sale agreements are an exception. They must be in writing […]
Employers need to be particularly on their guard for cases in which a workplace dismissal is automatically unfair. Our courts take a particularly dim view of […]
The Prevention of Illegal Eviction and Occupation of Land Act 19 of 1998 (PIE Act) provides, inter alia, the procedures for the eviction of unlawful occupiers. […]