Browsing: Law & Justice

South Africa property market is shifting rapidly as downsizing drives demand for sectional title homes while high end buyers move into premium estates.

Consumers can now block unwanted marketing calls under new opt out registry rules that force businesses to clean their databases and comply or face heavy penalties.

Judges Matter has urged Parliament to urgently act on the Judge Mbenenge matter after the JSC found gross misconduct, placing the decision on removal from office in the hands of the National Assembly.

In the Marriage Series this week, Ann-Suhet Marx explores how legal disputes in blended families are forcing South African courts to rethink Rule 43, maintenance, and the protection of children.

The High Court has ordered the disclosure of confidential medical records from the listeriosis outbreak, allowing legal teams to identify affected individuals and prepare for the Tiger Brands class action.

The High Court in Pretoria ordered a mall to reopen a locked shop after finding that the landlord unlawfully dispossessed the tenant without following legal process.

Tshwane must fix school properties that lack approved plans and cannot legally be used, after a court rejects its reliance on a voetstoots clause.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled that undocumented foreign nationals can claim compensation from the Road Accident Fund under South African law.

The Judicial Service Commission has found Judge President Selby Mbenenge guilty of gross misconduct, overturning a tribunal’s findings and referring the matter to Parliament for possible removal.

Julius Malema’s firearm case offers a clear explanation of how South African law regulates firearm offences and release on warning.