by Law Blog MPA | Sep 5, 2025 | Common Law, Litigation, Property Law
HOA Levy Prescription Understanding HOA Levy Prescription in South Africa Home-owners’ associations (HOAs) keep their communities afloat through mandatory levies, but what happens when those levies go unpaid for years? Enter HOA Levy Prescription—the rule that an...
by Law Blog MPA | Sep 4, 2025 | Contract, Litigation, Property Law
Expropriation Compensation Basics Expropriation Compensation Basics: Understanding South Africa’s Framework South Africa’s land-reform debate is often reduced to headlines, but the real work happens in the fine print of Expropriation Compensation Basics. At its core,...
by Law Blog MPA | Sep 1, 2025 | Industry Based, Litigation
TES Joint Liability Rules Understanding TES Joint Liability Rules in South Africa Temporary employment services (TES), commonly called “labour brokers,” place workers at a client for reward. TES Joint Liability Rules refer to the statutory framework in sections 198...
by Law Blog MPA | Aug 29, 2025 | Labour Law, Litigation
CCMA Condonation Guide CCMA Condonation Guide: Making Up Lost Time in South African Labour Disputes The CCMA Condonation Guide explains how employees and employers can rescue a dismissal or unfair‐labour‐practice case that has been referred to the Commission for...
by Law Blog MPA | Aug 28, 2025 | Labour Law, Litigation
valid mutual separation agreement Understanding a Valid Mutual Separation Agreement in South African Law A valid mutual separation agreement in South African law is a legally enforceable contract between an employer and an employee wherein both parties voluntarily...
by Law Blog MPA | Aug 27, 2025 | Labour Law, Litigation
Retirement Lump Sum Rebate Understanding Retirement Lump Sum Rebate in South African Law A retirement lump sum rebate is a tax reduction applicable to retirement payouts received by retirees in South Africa. When individuals retire, they often receive a significant...
