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intellectual property (IP)

08 Jul 2019
BY Gaelyn Scott

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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Mauritius targets tax breaks in "populist" budget

African regulatory and business intelligence

08 Jul 2019
BY Celia Becker

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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The many sides of the multilateral instrument

tax

08 Jul 2019
BY Peter Dachs

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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The impact of exclusive leases on competition

competition/anti-trust

08 Jul 2019
BY Constance Lebea , Mark Garden AND Simphiwe Maqubela

Business Law and Tax Review | July 2019
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Africa regulatory ENSight - issue 7 of 2019

African regulatory and business intelligence

03 Jul 2019

Africa regulatory ENSight - issue 7 of 2019
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Sweeping changes in the domestic sector in South Africa: inclusion of domestic workers under COIDA

employment

02 Jul 2019
BY Prencess Mohlahlo AND Naledi Raseote

The COIDA Amendment Bill seeks to amend COIDA to extend coverage to domestic workers.
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Accolades for ENSafrica’s patent, trade mark and commercial IP teams

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019

ENSafrica's IP team has received a number of recent recognitions.
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A bittersweet copyright story

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019
BY Rachel Sikwane

A story that was widely reported on in the UK gives us an interesting insight into the world of copyright.
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Porsche 911…something a bit different please!

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019
BY Joanne van Harmelen

Fame and familiarity can create their own problems when it comes to issues of intellectual property.
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The Madrid Protocol: more of a slow-burning plodder than a taut thriller

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019
BY Manisha Bugwandeen-Doorasamy

What will change when South Africa does finally become a member of the Madrid Protocol?
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The Little Master goes to court

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019
BY André J Maré

The Little Master himself, Sachin Tendulkar, is heading to court in Australia against sporting goods manufacturer Spartan.
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Use: are you sure can you prove it?

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019
BY Delene Bertasso

Use: it’s without question one of the biggest issues in trade mark law.
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Hugo Biermann joins ENSafrica's IP team

intellectual property (IP)

02 Jul 2019

ENSafrica is delighted to welcome Hugo Biermann, who joins the growing IP department as a senior associate
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Africa Business In Brief

African regulatory and business intelligence

issue 311 | 01 Jul 2019

issue 311
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International forensics expert joins ENSafrica

forensics

25 Jun 2019

ENSafrica, Africa’s largest law firm, has appointed forensic accountant Tracey Walker as an executive in its forensics team.
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