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Appeal courts deal double blow for Sekunjalo Group of Companies

25 Jul 2023
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Shenaaz Munga

Two SA courts have rejected attempts by Talhado Fishing Enterprises and the Sekunjalo Group of Companies to prevent banks from closing their accounts.
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A party granted leave to amend a particulars of claim in terms of a court order is still required to follow the High Court Rules

25 Jul 2023
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Olonathando Nxumalo

A new High Court case illustrates the importance of complying with court orders and procedural rules.
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 506 | 23 Jul 2023

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Employer obligations in disclosing information during retrenchment consultations

18 Jul 2023
BY Siphamandla Dube , Kim Vova AND Kirsti Leaf

Given increasing private sector retrenchments, post-COVID labor market normalization, and South Africa's recession, employers must know their obligations and limitations.
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More interest, more problems: Navigating the costs of buying and selling property

18 Jul 2023

With another interest rate increase on the cards prospective property purchasers need to prepare for higher financial demands. Not only will they need to save more, but they should also be aware of various costs associated with property acquisition.
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Africa Business In Brief

issue 505 | 16 Jul 2023

issue 505
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ENSafrica bolsters Corporate Commercial offering with the return of M&A Executives Sanushka Chetty and Chris Ntuta

11 Jul 2023

Two highly experienced Executives have returned to ENSafrica’s Corporate Commercial practice. Sanushka Chetty and Chris Ntuta have rejoined our ranks, amplifying the depth of our expertise.
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ENSafrica welcomes back Manchadi Kekana: a valuable addition to our Insolvency, Restructuring, and Business Rescue practice

11 Jul 2023

This appointment marks not just the acquisition of a remarkable legal talent but also the homecoming of a highly valued member of our firm.
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Tax in brief | issue 103

11 Jul 2023

A snapshot of the latest tax developments in South Africa.
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Understanding the significance of ESG for corporate directors in Namibia

11 Jul 2023
BY Karin Malherbe , Amarachukwu Odo AND Nicole Tjitendero

While ESG principles are currently still voluntary in Namibia, given developments globally and elsewhere in Africa, we can expect to see a hardening of the responsibility of directors to take ESG factors into account.
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The ins and outs of procuring AI services

11 Jul 2023

We highlight the three main procurement models to choose from when adopting an AI tool for business purposes.
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Scaling your IT business by having the right contracts and policies in place

11 Jul 2023
BY Priyanka Raath

We discuss the main agreements and policies that IT service providers deal with and how they can be standardised
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Social media versus artificial intelligence: a digital dystopia of illicit and explicit content

11 Jul 2023
BY Ridwaan Boda AND Alexander Powell

An issue has arisen whereby the AI algorithms are now enabling users to easily share explicit material.
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South African High Court Rules in favour of non-disclosure in a paternity fraud case

11 Jul 2023
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Olonathando Nxumalo

In the case the Bloemfontein High Court refused to grant damages to the plaintiff (the former husband of the defendant) who sought compensation for financially supporting a child he later discovered was not biologically his.
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Courts should only adjudicate on issues raised in the pleadings or during trial

11 Jul 2023
BY Aslam Moosajee AND Olonathando Nxumalo

The law requires courts to only adjudicate upon issues that are placed before them by the litigants. A failure to follow this principle constitutes a misdirection on the part of the court and is not permissible.
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