Determining jurisdiction in South Africa. Jurisdiction the ins and outs. Jurisdiction is a fundamental concept in the legal system, and it plays a crucial role in determining which court has the authority to hear a particular case. As in many other countries,...
Defending your rights when sued. I’m getting sued. What should I do? Getting sued under South African law can be a stressful and challenging experience. Knowing how to defend your rights in a legal dispute is crucial whether you’re a business owner, a...
Specific performance as a remedy. What you need to know. In contract law in South Africa, parties are bound by their promises and undertakings, and failure to fulfil these obligations can lead to legal disputes and a search for appropriate remedies. One such remedy,...
Bail the what, when and how. Here is what you will need to know about bail. If a person is arrested in South Africa, we assume the accused person remains presumed not guilty until the Court finds such a person guilty and may be entitled to release on bail. Our law...
Divorce, contested or uncontested? Everything you need to know to make a decision. Divorce is not as simple as just calling it quits on your marriage. Often, many considerations have to take place when considering divorce, and often, people are left uncertain as to...
