by Sean Slabber | 13 Nov, 2015 | Insights
A Pick n Pay Employee has been dismissed for “stealing” smart shopper points. The Employee, who was a cashier, devised a plan to accumulate smart shopper points fast. Each time a customer came to the till she would proceed to swipe her smart shopper card and...
by Sean Slabber | 12 Nov, 2015 | Insights
If judgment has been granted against a debtor (a company, an individual), let’s call it a hypothetical XCo, in the Magistrate’s Court, the judgment may be rescinded once XCo has paid the debt and the creditor –let’s say, a bank – has consented...
by Sean Slabber | 11 Nov, 2015 | Insights
The Harvard Law School Library has one of the most extensive collections of legal texts in the world. The Library recently announced that it plans to scan almost every volume in its shelves and upload the 40 million odd pages online. The move comes at a time...
by Sean Slabber | 10 Nov, 2015 | Insights
“Because a case in court in only as good as the investigation that has been conducted by the police, this book is set to play a significant role in ensuring that current and future generations of investigators remain in tune with the challenges and changes in...
by Sean Slabber | 9 Nov, 2015 | Insights
The District Court of Western Australia ruled in favour of Ms Massy, a woman who had posted a review of an accountant on the UK Immigrants Group Facebook Page. She called the accountant “unprofessional, rude and obnoxious” as well as a “clown” who “wanted...
by Sean Slabber | 5 Nov, 2015 | Insights
For many years South African courts have emphasized the importance of marriage as a social institution and valued the rights and obligations that flow from it. One of the most important obligations is the reciprocal duty of support and South African law recognizes...
