Landmark judgment to ensure fairer outcomes in divorce cases
The Constitutional Court’s ruling allows for the possibility of asset redistribution despite the content of a signed antenuptial contract.
The Constitutional Court’s ruling allows for the possibility of asset redistribution despite the content of a signed antenuptial contract.
The High Court has dismissed the administrator’s second attempt to compel the Fund to resume processing medical scheme members’ claims.
The outcome of the case could have far-reaching tax implications for SA companies with offshore operations.
Constitutional Court refuses the former chief executive’s application for leave to appeal in his claim for R250m in damages.
The High Court was asked to rule on whether the clients’ financial loss was caused by breach of agreement or the Reserve Bank’s intervention.
The decision clarifies the application of an amended rule to the calculation of a withdrawal benefit that accrued before the amendment was approved and registered.
Law firms comment on the significance of the Constitutional Court’s judgment for exemption clauses in agreements.
The administrator is seeking interim relief until the Constitutional Court rules on the matter.
The High Court will have to revisit the constitutionality of certificates that determine where doctors can work.
There is still a high threshold to meet before access to an individual’s tax records will be granted.
Until now, affirmative action in South Africa has not been underpinned by numerical targets.
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