by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 24 Apr, 2025 | Employment Law, Insights
By David Short |Director and Zethembe Manukuza |Candidate Attorney On 15 April 2025, the Department of Employment and Labour published two (2) Regulations under the Employment Equity Act 55 of 1998 as amended (‘the Act’). These are the Employment Equity Regulations,...
by Lezaan van Jaarsveld | 23 Apr, 2025 | Insights
By Julia Penn | Director and Justine Paries | Associate Early maternal education serves as a crucial tool in empowering expectant mothers to make informed decisions and mitigating risks – both for patients and healthcare providers. Ensuring quality pregnancy and...
by Chelsea Brown | 22 Apr, 2025 | Insights
By Gaby Meintjes | Director From solar and wind farms to advanced mining operations, autonomous systems are revolutionising how South Africa manages its energy and resources. Self-operating machinery promises efficiency gains but also brings new legal challenges....
by Chelsea Brown | 22 Apr, 2025 | Insights
By Bathandwa Nomtshongwana | Associate When the registered owner of immovable property dies, the property forms part of their deceased estate. Consequently, no dealings can occur until the relevant Master of the High Court of South Africa issues Letters of...
by Chelsea Brown | 16 Apr, 2025 | Insights
By Bathandwa Nomtshongwana | Associate Clients are often taken aback when they receive a proforma statement detailing the conveyancing costs for transferring immovable property or registering a mortgage bond. Beyond the conveyancing fees, the additional expenses can...
by Chelsea Brown | 15 Apr, 2025 | Insights
By Bathandwa Nomtshongwana | Associate When registering immovable property and mortgage bonds, a Conveyancer must carefully consider the seller’s, purchaser’s, or mortgagor’s marital status and the applicable matrimonial regime. These factors – particularly...
