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Fate of trademarks in failure
18 Aug 2020BY Ilse du Plessis The SA publishing industry has been hit by two bomb shells, leading to speculation about the future of many much loved magazine titles.
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Clarity on law of contract
18 Aug 2020BY Aslam Moosajee 0n June 17 2020, the Constitutional Court handed down an important judgment, Beadica 231 CC and Others v Trustees
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Placing holds on accounts
18 Aug 2020BY Aslam Moosajee, Shenaaz Munga 0n June 8 2020, the high court in Pretoria handed down judgment in Moyo v The Standard Bank of SA Ltd
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Farmers' water rights and the law
17 Aug 2020BY James Brand Water is an economic enabler and ensuing that it is used wgere it wll have the most benefit is key to the griculture sector and maintaining food security
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Pandemic alert: Are your affairs in order?
17 Aug 2020BY Deon Beachen Deon Beachen reminds us of our estate planning obligations
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What's with the price gouging?
17 Aug 2020BY Palesa Mpe COVID 19 has brought with it some legal devel opments in South Africa.
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Extension of the TERS: some clarity at last on who can claim benefits
14 Aug 2020BY Lauren Salt The UIF will start processing these benefits from Monday, 17 August 2020.
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A pyrrhic victory: The Constitutional Court attempt to limit the 30% deposit rule for Tax Appeal Tribunal matters
11 Aug 2020BY Celia Becker, Phillip Karugaba A recent decision by the Constitutional Court in Fuelex Uganda Ltd v URA, shows that the requirement for a taxpayer to pay 30% of a disputed tax as a condition to objecting against an assessment, wa…
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Sustainable finance and the South African financial services sector
11 Aug 2020BY Jessica Blumenthal, James Brand, Dalit Anstey National Treasury’s draft technical paper: “Financing a Sustainable Economy” (“the technical paper”), published in May 2020, is a recognition by South Africa’s regulators of the potential impact of c…
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Employers beware: POPIA and consequent liabilities for employers
11 Aug 2020BY Suemeya Hanif, Nicole Gabryk, Era Gunning Non-compliance with the Protection of Personal Information Act, 2013 can have serious and unintended consequences for employers.
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Can our environmental laws protect our marine ecosystem from oil spills?
07 Aug 2020BY Valentine Mayer Mauritius may be experiencing its first major oil spill and a potential ecological catastrophe following the running aground of the MV Wakashio on 25 July 2020.
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Transferring personal information outside of South Africa: POPIA and the implications of Schrems II
04 Aug 2020BY Nicole Gabryk, Era Gunning It is imperative for organisations to comply with POPIA when transferring personal information outside of South Africa.
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A 101 guide to insolvency and business rescue in Uganda
03 Aug 2020BY Tracy Kakongi, Donald Nyakairu Business rescue affords companies the opportunity to restructure their financial affairs and offers a more advantageous realisation of the company’s assets than would be achieved from liquidation.
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Kenya: update on the Data Commissioner’s appointment
03 Aug 2020BY Neema Oriko, Mahesh Acharya The Public Service Commission (the “Commission”), in compliance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act, 2019 (“DPA”), recently published a list of shortlisted candidates for the position of D…
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Handout | Interest deductibility in South Africa
29 Jul 2020BY Handout | Interest deductibility in South Africa
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