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Author: Randhir Naicker and Chantal Mitchell
Randhir Naicker and Chantal Mitchell
Partners at Cox Yeats.
Randhir Naicker and Chantal Mitchell analyse how the Constitutional Court’s Profmed judgment changes the legal requirements for medical schemes seeking to terminate membership because of non-disclosure.