 Editorial |
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| | · Editorial
Nienaber, Annelize
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| Articles |
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| | · Opening address: Powerful tool of persuasion or a waste of time?
Gravett, Willem
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| | · The express power to amend a trust deed where the trust beneficiaries have accepted the benefits reserved for them
Lotter, Melany; van den Berg, Gert; Strydom, Stefan
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| | · The circumstances under which section 85(a) of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 can be utilised as an avenue to access or reaccess the debt relief measures in terms of the Act
Renke, Stefan; Coetzee, Hermie
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| | · Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act: Is it time for its abolition?
Reddy, Managay
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| | · The future of legislated minimum wages in South Africa: Legal and economic insights
Huysamen, Elsabe
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| | · Waiving of rights to property in insolvent estates and advantage to creditors in sequestration proceedings in South Africa
Evans, Roger
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| Recent case law |
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| | · Defeating the anomaly of the cautionary rule and children's testimony - S v Haupt 2018 (1) SACR 12 (GP)
Bekink, Mildred
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| | · Extension of collective agreements in terms of section 23 (1) (d) of the LRA and the "knock on effect" on the right to strike: AMCU v Chamber of Mines of South Africa CCT87/16 [2017]
Khumalo, Bongani
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