Waivers in South African Law. What is a waiver, and how does it work? Waiver is legal instruments commonly used in various contractual and liability contexts, allowing parties to relinquish certain rights, claims, or responsibilities. In the South African legal...
Novation in South African Contract Law. The significance of novation in contract law. In South African contract law, novation is a legal concept that plays a crucial role in modifying and transferring contractual obligations. Novation is often used to facilitate...
The binding nature of roman law. How and when does Roman law apply? The South African legal system is a unique blend of various legal traditions, and Roman law is a significant influence on its jurisprudence. Although the Roman Empire has long since crumbled, the...
Understanding fictional fulfilment. What is fictional fulfilment, and how does it work? The legal landscape of South Africa is shaped by various principles and doctrines that guide the interpretation and application of laws. One such concept, albeit not as widely...
Suspensive conditions in SA. What are suspensive conditions, and how do they work? In South African law, suspensive conditions are crucial in various legal transactions, such as contracts, wills, and property transactions. A suspensive condition is a term or...
