Vol. 26 No. 3 (2005)

Dedications

DEDICATION – PROF JMT LABUSCHAGNE

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Articles

THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THE CRIMINAL LAW − THE JOURNEY THUS FAR

Shannon Hoctor
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SUCCESSION, LIVING INDIGENOUS LAW AND UBUNTU IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

GJ van Niekerk
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE CONCEPT OF MARRIAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE INFLUENCE OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS IN 1994

JA Robinson
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NATURE OF NEW ORDER RIGHTS TO MINERALS: A RUBIKIAN EXERCISE SINCE PASSING THE MAYDAY RUBICON WITH A CUBIC ZIRCONIUM?

PJ Badenhorst
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UNDOING THE PAST THROUGH STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND MARRIAGE LAWS OF APARTHEID

Wessel le Roux
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THE CONSTITUTIONALISATION OF LABOUR LAW: NO PLACE FOR A SUPERIOR LABOUR APPEAL COURT IN LABOUR MATTERS (PART 1): BACKGROUND TO SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR COURTS AND THE CONSTITUTION

Stefan van Eck
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DEBT RELIEF FOR CONSUMERS − THE INTERACTION BETWEEN INSOLVENCY AND CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION (PART 1)

Melanie Roestoff, Stéfan Renke
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LESSONS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE LAW FROM INDIA: PART 1 – THE TIES THAT BIND: THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND REASONS FOR COMPARING SOUTH AFRICA WITH INDIA

Avinash Govindjee
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEFENCES IN UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION CASES (PART 2)

Jonathan Partington, Adriaan van der Walt
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REGULATING DIRECTORS’ DUTIES AND SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANY LAW REFORM

Michele Havenga
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EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY FOR STRESS AT WORK DUE TO AN EXCESSIVE WORKLOAD: NEW POINTERS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM

Marlize van Jaarsveld
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GENDER MAINSTREAMING – AN ETHICAL FEMINIST CONSIDERATION

Karin van Marle
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FOR SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZENS: THE ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

Marié McGregor
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HOW STANDARDS (SUCH AS XML) ACCOMPLISH ELECTRONIC AUTHENTICATION IN WEB SERVICES

Dana van der Merwe
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Notes

OLD AGE, LEGAL CERTAINTY AND CURA DEBILIUM PERSONARUM

PJ Thomas
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THE WEARING OF THE HEADSCARF – THE PLIGHT OF MUSLIM WOMEN: A BRIEF COMPARATIVE SYNOPSIS

Marita Carnelley, Waheeda Banoobhai
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PARATE EXECUTIE AND PUBLIC POLICY. THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL PROVIDES FURTHER GUIDELINES

WG Schulze
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THE ENLIGHTENED-SHAREHOLDER-VALUE APPROACH VERSUS PLURISM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES

Irene-marie Esser
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CONSTRUCTIVE BREAKING − A CONSTRUCTIVE PART OF THE HOUSEBREAKING CRIME?

Suhayfa Bhamjee, Shannon Hoctor
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DEVIATION BY THE EMPLOYER FROM ITS OWN DISCIPLINARY CODE WHEN CONDUCTING DISCIPLINARY INQUIRIES

R Jordaan-Parkin
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SMALL BUSINESS AND THE CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL ETHOS

Jacqueline Church
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Cases

WRONGFUL LIFE CLAIMS IN THE NETHERLANDS − THE HOGE RAAD DECIDES C03/206 HR JHM/RM

André Mukheibir
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PHYSICIAN/HOSPITAL LIABILITY FOR THE NEGLIGENT REPORTING OR DIAGNOSIS OF CHILD ABUSE JD v East Berkshire Community Health NHS Trust [2005] UKHL 23

Pieter Carstens
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SUCCESSIVE SALES: CORDIALITY DOES NOT GIVE YOU LOCUS STANDI Cordiant Trading CC v Daimler Chrysler Financial Services (Pty) Ltd 2005 4 SA 389 (D&CLD)

PJ Badenhorst, L Ristow
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AN ATTORNEY’S LEGAL DUTY TOWARDS A THIRD PERSON Road Accident Fund v Shabangu 2005 1 SA 265 (SCA)

Rian Cloete, Llewelyn Gray Curlewis
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A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE VALIDITY OF THE KWAZULU-NATAL POUNDS LEGISLATION Zondi v Member of the Executive Council CCT 73/03

Nic Olivier, Annabelle Reddy
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RETRENCHING EMPLOYEES IN STAGES TO CIRCUMVENT SECTION 189A OF THE LRA NUMSA v Continental Tyre (as yet unreported – Labour Court 2005)

Adriaan van der Walt, Glynis van der Walt
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Vol. 26 No. 3 (2005)

Dedications

DEDICATION – PROF JMT LABUSCHAGNE

Articles

THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND THE CRIMINAL LAW − THE JOURNEY THUS FAR

SUCCESSION, LIVING INDIGENOUS LAW AND UBUNTU IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

THE EVOLUTION OF THE CONCEPT OF MARRIAGE IN SOUTH AFRICA: THE INFLUENCE OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS IN 1994

NATURE OF NEW ORDER RIGHTS TO MINERALS: A RUBIKIAN EXERCISE SINCE PASSING THE MAYDAY RUBICON WITH A CUBIC ZIRCONIUM?

UNDOING THE PAST THROUGH STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND MARRIAGE LAWS OF APARTHEID

THE CONSTITUTIONALISATION OF LABOUR LAW: NO PLACE FOR A SUPERIOR LABOUR APPEAL COURT IN LABOUR MATTERS (PART 1): BACKGROUND TO SOUTH AFRICAN LABOUR COURTS AND THE CONSTITUTION

DEBT RELIEF FOR CONSUMERS − THE INTERACTION BETWEEN INSOLVENCY AND CONSUMER PROTECTION LEGISLATION (PART 1)

LESSONS FOR SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIAL ASSISTANCE LAW FROM INDIA: PART 1 – THE TIES THAT BIND: THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND REASONS FOR COMPARING SOUTH AFRICA WITH INDIA

THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEFENCES IN UNFAIR DISCRIMINATION CASES (PART 2)

REGULATING DIRECTORS’ DUTIES AND SOUTH AFRICAN COMPANY LAW REFORM

EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY FOR STRESS AT WORK DUE TO AN EXCESSIVE WORKLOAD: NEW POINTERS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM

GENDER MAINSTREAMING – AN ETHICAL FEMINIST CONSIDERATION

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FOR SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZENS: THE ROLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR

HOW STANDARDS (SUCH AS XML) ACCOMPLISH ELECTRONIC AUTHENTICATION IN WEB SERVICES

Notes

OLD AGE, LEGAL CERTAINTY AND CURA DEBILIUM PERSONARUM

THE WEARING OF THE HEADSCARF – THE PLIGHT OF MUSLIM WOMEN: A BRIEF COMPARATIVE SYNOPSIS

PARATE EXECUTIE AND PUBLIC POLICY. THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEAL PROVIDES FURTHER GUIDELINES

THE ENLIGHTENED-SHAREHOLDER-VALUE APPROACH VERSUS PLURISM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES

CONSTRUCTIVE BREAKING − A CONSTRUCTIVE PART OF THE HOUSEBREAKING CRIME?

DEVIATION BY THE EMPLOYER FROM ITS OWN DISCIPLINARY CODE WHEN CONDUCTING DISCIPLINARY INQUIRIES

SMALL BUSINESS AND THE CHANGING ENVIRONMENTAL ETHOS

Cases

WRONGFUL LIFE CLAIMS IN THE NETHERLANDS − THE HOGE RAAD DECIDES C03/206 HR JHM/RM

PHYSICIAN/HOSPITAL LIABILITY FOR THE NEGLIGENT REPORTING OR DIAGNOSIS OF CHILD ABUSE JD v East Berkshire Community Health NHS Trust [2005] UKHL 23

SUCCESSIVE SALES: CORDIALITY DOES NOT GIVE YOU LOCUS STANDI Cordiant Trading CC v Daimler Chrysler Financial Services (Pty) Ltd 2005 4 SA 389 (D&CLD)

AN ATTORNEY’S LEGAL DUTY TOWARDS A THIRD PERSON Road Accident Fund v Shabangu 2005 1 SA 265 (SCA)

A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE VALIDITY OF THE KWAZULU-NATAL POUNDS LEGISLATION Zondi v Member of the Executive Council CCT 73/03

RETRENCHING EMPLOYEES IN STAGES TO CIRCUMVENT SECTION 189A OF THE LRA NUMSA v Continental Tyre (as yet unreported – Labour Court 2005)

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