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Vol. 45 No. 2 (2024)

Published: 07-07-2024

Articles

SOCIAL SECURITY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA: COMPLIANCE WITH ARTICLE 28(2) OF THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

Yvette Basson
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INTERROGATING THE RIGHT TO BASIC EDUCATION OF UNDOCUMENTED CHILDREN IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CALL FOR THEIR EXCLUSION FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN SOUTH AFRICA

Perekeme Mutu
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UPROOTING A CULTURE OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA: CRITICAL APPROACHES TO BAIL, POLICING AND AWARENESS

Windell Nortje, Shane Hull
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JUDICIAL CASE FLOW MANAGEMENT “CHECKPOINT”: HOW FAR HAVE WE GONE?

Selby Mfanelo Mbenenge
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TINDER SWINDLERS: SUBSTANTIVE AND PROCEDURAL MATTERS PERTAINING TO ONLINE DATING FRAUD UNDER THE COMMON LAW AND THE CYBERCRIMES ACT

Dr Delano Cole Van der Linde
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(IN)EQUALITY IN PROPERTY OWNERSHIP: THE RHETORIC OF HOMELESSNESS

Tanveer Rashid Jeewa, Sfiso Benard Nxumalo
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THE (IN)EFFECTIVENESS OF REQUIRING PRIOR EXHAUSTION OF LOCAL REMEDIES IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

Samantha Smit, Louis Koen
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REGULATION OF THE LEGAL PRACTITIONERS’ FIDELITY FUND INVESTMENTS IN NAMIBIA

Marvin Awarab
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CHERISHING CUSTOMARY LAW: THE DISPARITY BETWEEN LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION OF CUSTOMARY MARRIAGES IN SOUTH AFRICA

Charles Maimela, Ntebo Lauretta Morudu
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Notes

DOES SECTION 9(2) OF THE DIVORCE ACT 70 OF 1979 PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR AN ILL SPOUSE?

Siyabonga Sibisi
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Cases

CLARIFYING THE LAW OF COMPLICITY S v Mbuyisa [2023] ZAKZPHC 132; 2023 JDR 4950 (KZP)

Shannon Hoctor
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ESORFRANKI PIPELINES (PTY) LTD v MOPANI DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY [2022] ZACC 41

Andre Mukheibir
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THE COMPANIES ACT 71 OF 2008 DOES NOT OUST THE COMMON-LAW DERIVATIVE ACTION FOR CLOSE CORPORATIONS Naidoo v The Dube Tradeport Corporation [2022] ZASCA 14

Darren Subramanien
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RESCUING THE BUSINESS RESCUE PROCESS: A CRITICAL REFLECTION ON THE AUTHORITY TO APPOINT A SUBSTITUTE BUSINESS RESCUE PRACTITIONER THROUGH THE LENS OF Shiva Uranium Limited v Mahomed Mahier Tayob 2022 (3) SA 432 (CC)

Kudzai Mpofu, Shelton T Mota Makore
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Notes (cont.)

CAN THE DEATH PENALTY STILL BE CONSIDERED A “CRUEL, INHUMANE AND DEGRADING PUNISHMENT” IN THE FACE OF SOUTH AFRICAN PRISON CONDITIONS?

Llewelyn Gray Curlewis, Katelyn-Mae Carter
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