Minister of Justice opposed the case to have “defence of subjective consent to rape” scrapped
Law | 14 October 2024
The fact that a section of society believed that homosexuality was wrong did not mean that the violation of the rights of gay men was justified, the court said
Law | 10 July 2024
They failed to provide audited financial statements
Law | 13 May 2024
It’s not an excuse for failing to answer difficult questions
Law | 14 October 2022
We explain what the courts have ruled
Law | 27 September 2022
Constitutional Court sets boundaries on “common purpose” rule
Law | 23 August 2022
Posts on Facebook found to be hate speech
Law | 1 August 2022
The situation is in flux after contradictory CCMA rulings. But there is guidance for employers and workers.
Law | 6 July 2022
Case provides clarity on when a company vaccination policy will be lawful
Law | 15 March 2022
An employer cannot interdict striking workers as a group if some of those on strike commit violence
Law | 3 March 2022
Both partners in a relationship that conceives a child through artificial insemination should have parental rights
Law | 28 February 2022
Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that maintenance orders will only prescribe after 30 years
Law | 1 February 2022
Court ruled that a delay in applying for refugee status does not affect a person’s right to apply for recognition as a refugee
Law | 14 January 2022
Right to privacy must be balanced with right to freedom of expression, Appeal Court judges say
Law | 12 January 2022
Koos Jacobs was unable to lodge his claim within the prescribed three years due to mental incapacity from his injuries
Law | 19 November 2021
Numerous cases postponed, judgments cannot be enforced, bail hearings delayed. Master’s offices are also affected.
News | 20 October 2021