According to the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965, a curator is defined as, “any person who is authorized to act under letters of...

The Constitutional Court has brought a long-running dispute between Japanese tech group Fujitsu and a logistics company to a close after...

The National Department of Health won a Constitutional Court bid upholding the Mental Health Care Act, reports EWN. The department...

A Pretoria homeowner was ordered by the SCA to refund Discovery R1.64m, plus other costs it paid him for a genuine storm damage and...

In a recent judgment, the court had to make a ruling on an application brought by an aggrieved father who had been denied contact with...

A passenger who fell from a moving train after he was struck by a rock thrown through open carriage doors has won a damages claim against...

A woman who, according to her now ex-husband, loved nice cars and fashionable clothing, has forfeited her half of their matrimonial home,...

Employers cannot solely rely on breathalyzer tests to dismiss workers, according to a recent judgment by the Johannesburg Labour Court,...

The Western Cape High Court has ruled in favour of a son who had sued his late father’s fiancée and life partner over whether he could...

Government is facing a class action lawsuit for negligence stemming from the provision of contaminated water to Hammanskraal residents,...

In the recent case of M v M (GP) (unreported case no 56859/2021; 26859/2021, 21-2-2023), the Gauteng Division of the High Court in...

In the Living Hands (Pty) Ltd and Others v Old Mutual Trust Managers Ltd 2023 (1) SA 164 (GJ) case, an attempt was made by Living Hands...

The Miya v Matleko-Seifert 2023 (1) SA 208 (GJ) case dealt with an appeal against a magistrates’ court eviction order to the High Court....

The court in Segone v Minister of Home Affairs and Others [2022] JOL 54179 (GJ) was called on to decide whether the purported customary...

In the case of DM v CM 2022 (6) SA 255 (GJ) the GJ (per Strydom J) dealt with whether an accrual was payable by the defendant to the...

Against the backdrop of acrimonious divorce proceedings, the court had to decide on an R43 application brought by the applicant in HSH v...

Clients approaching their attorneys with the challenge that a will is invalid is not uncommon. Such a challenge may arise from formal...

A top KZN private school has hauled its ‘neighboring’ competitor to court after the headmaster of one resigned and later took up a...

The meat industry and vegan food companies will be back in court in May as they seek legal clarification on whether plant-based foods...

More than 5 000 jobs would be shed in Makhanda, unemployment would skyrocket, and the already vulnerable local economy would be...