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Judgment sends a warning about abusing the R1m offshore allowance
High Court rejects argument that a person can use the allowances of other individuals because the transfers were approved by an authorised dealer.
Conventional wisdom says that living expenses rise uniformly with inflation, so many financial plans are based simply on that. But analysing the spending patterns of retirees shows us that the data tells a different story.
Read moreHigh Court rejects argument that a person can use the allowances of other individuals because the transfers were approved by an authorised dealer.
The events that led up to an insurance claim for a stolen car are reminiscent of the hit comedy ‘The Hangover’.
The payment percentages should apply individually to each event within the policy’s benefit groups, judge finds.
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.
Supreme Court says the issue of whether the debtor remains liable for payment in cases of email interception fraud has yet to be settled.
Defendant also argues a recorded phone call should not be considered because he was not warned it might be used in court.
SCA orders a policyholder to repay Discovery Insure the entire settlement, not only the amount related to the fraudulent part of the claim.
The Supreme Court of Appeal considers whether a forklift that knocked down an employee who was working on Spar’s premises was used on a road.
There is still a high threshold to meet before access to an individual’s tax records will be granted.
Irba says it will work with Parliament to address the technical legal issue raised by the Supreme Court of Appeal’s judgment.
Collective agreements dealing with retirement funds must be concluded with reference not only to employment laws but also the Pension Funds Act.
High Court rejects arguments that they owed the insurers a statutory duty.
The key issue in the appeal application was the relationship between the insured event and the life insurer’s duty to pay the claim.
About R19 million will be forfeit to the state unless exclusion applications are upheld.
The buyer returned the second-hand car to the dealership, which was in a dispute with the person on whose behalf it sold the car.