‘Lack of maintenance or wear and tear’ gave rise to most of the disputes in several categories of insurance.
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A court case to decide whether many businesses receive insurance pay-outs for damage caused to them by the pandemic began on Monday, reports BBC news. Following the lockdown, a host of businesses in […]
A court case to decide whether many businesses receive insurance pay-outs for damage caused to them by the pandemic began on Monday, reports BBC news. Following the lockdown, a host of businesses in […]
If a taxpayer has outstanding tax debts (including penalties), the Tax Administration Act empowers the Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to appoint a third party, i.e. an employee of a […]
Legalbrief commented on the short-term insurer’s response to the business interruption claims case due to be heard in the Western Cape High Court on 1 September. “Santam says its clients’ assertion that Covid-19, […]
by Joani van Vuuren, Shane Johnson, Siya Ngcamu of Webber Wentzel In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) considered the interplay between disciplinary inquiries convened under the Labour Relations Act […]
A court ruling has empowered consumers to force their medical aids to fund any drug or medical care a doctor considers necessary to treat any disease that falls under the “Prescribed Minimum Benefits” […]
A court ruling has empowered consumers to force their medical aids to fund any drug or medical care a doctor considers necessary to treat any disease that falls under the “Prescribed Minimum Benefits” […]
Friday’s edition of Legalbrief Today contained an excerpt from an article in the Mercury on continued resistance to the Financial Intelligence Centre Amendment (Fica) Bill becoming law. Those against it threatened to take […]
