Powers of the Provincial Executive arm of government to intervene and dissolve a municipality
08 Mar 2022
BY Aslam Moosajee
The South African Constitutional Court dealt with a dispute where it considered the powers of a provincial executive to intervene and dissolve a municipality in terms of the Constitution.
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Interdicts against violent strikers: what does the future hold?
07 Mar 2022
BY Peter le Roux
A recent decision handed down by South Africa’s ConCourt shows why it’s important for employers to identify (as far as possible) specific employees who engage in violent or destructive strike action when looking to obtain an urgent interdict.
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Africa Business In Brief
issue 438 | 06 Mar 2022
issue 438
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Africa regulatory ENSight
issue 2 of 2022 | 02 Mar 2022
issue 2 of 2022
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Trade mark registration – Archfit and moon boots
01 Mar 2022
BY Manisha Bugwandeen-Doorasamy
We look at two recent important decisions in the European Union that deal with trade mark registrability.
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Polo: the end game
01 Mar 2022
BY Gaelyn Scott
SA's SCA has handed down an important decision regarding the polo trade mark.
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Rolex – time for another look at the exhaustion principle
01 Mar 2022
There’s been an interesting court judgment in the USA on the principle of trade mark exhaustion.
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The Matrix Resurrections: fights, camera, action!
01 Mar 2022
Commercial and IP issues in the world of Hollywood films.
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Australia to launch .au domains soon
01 Mar 2022
BY Gerard du Toit
If you have operations in Australia, then we strongly recommend that you secure your .au domain.
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SA court rules that maintenance orders will only prescribe after 30 years
01 Mar 2022
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Inathi Mpapa
Partners and children who struggle to enforce maintenance orders can take comfort from the fact that if a consent paper is signed and it is made an order of court, they will have 30 years to enforce the claim for maintenance.
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ConCourt rules on 2018 public service wage deal: no clear way forward to unscramble the proverbial “egg”
01 Mar 2022
BY Hassan van Wyk
The Constitutional Court judgment leaves a lot of uncertainty, and will have far reaching consequences for the State, trade unions and all employees in public service.
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Africa Business In Brief
issue 437 | 27 Feb 2022
issue 437
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South Africa’s Budget Speech 2022: A deep dive
24 Feb 2022
In the circumstances, taxpayers may be relieved about a neutral or even slightly positive budget from a tax perspective.
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2021 DealMakers Awards glory for ENSafrica
23 Feb 2022
ENSafrica’s role in some of the most significant M&A and general corporate finance transactions across Africa in 2021 was recently recognised at the prestigious DealMakers Gala Awards, which were held on 22 FEB 2022
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Africa tax in brief
22 Feb 2022
BY Celia Becker
The latest tax news from across Africa.
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