by Chelsea Brown | 14 Mar, 2025 | Insights
By Henrietta Botha | Director How the Actio Communi Dividundo frees the ties that bind When two or more people acquire ownership of the same property, they each hold an undivided share in that property. This arrangement is referred to as co‑ownership or joint...
by Chelsea Brown | 11 Mar, 2025 | Insights
By Sarah Nordien | Associate Director The vacant occupation clause in a deed of sale may seem straightforward, however, misunderstanding the clause can lead to costly disputes and delays. Here is what you need to know before making an offer on a property: It is an...
by Chelsea Brown | 11 Mar, 2025 | Insights
By Sarah Nordien| Associate Director Real estate or property transactions often involves complex legal terms and conditions that can seem overwhelming. Among these, suspensive conditions and bond approval clauses are critical elements that protect both Sellers and...
by Chelsea Brown | 11 Mar, 2025 | Insights
By David Short | Director and Zethembe Manukuza | Candidate Attorney What is good for the goose is good for the gander: a claim for equal benefits for parents of newborn or adopted children Van Wyk and Others V Minister of Employment and Labour and Others (Centre for...
by Chelsea Brown | 11 Mar, 2025 | Insights
When employers inappropriately impose the normal retirement age of 65. By David Short | Director When employers inappropriately impose the normal retirement age of 65. Slabbert v Muji Motor Group (Pty) Ltd (2024) 45 ILJ 2817 (LC)The above matter came before the...
by Chelsea Brown | 4 Mar, 2025 | Insights
By Jessica Jaftha | Associate & Sumaya Elyas | Candidate Attorney A contract is an agreement between two or more parties who intend to create legally binding obligations. For a contract to exist, there must be mutual agreement (a meeting of minds) and a clear...
