Safety Requirements for Retailers
Retailers have a legal duty to take reasonable steps to keep lawful shoppers safe. We consider liability for slip-and-fall injuries and the limits of disclaimer notices.
When Can a CCMA Commissioner Correct an Earlier Jurisdictional Ruling?
When can a CCMA commissioner correct a jurisdictional ruling? Ntombela clarifies when functus officio does not apply.
When Is a Restraint of Trade Reasonable?
A recent Labour Court judgment illustrates when a restraint of trade may be unreasonable and why employers must carefully consider its scope, the interests requiring protection and any undertakings offered by a departing employee.
A Landmark Victory for Cross-Border Marriages: The End of the Husband’s Domicile Rule in South African Marriage Law
The Western Cape High Court has abolished the outdated husband’s domicile rule for cross-border marriages, replacing it with a gender-neutral framework that promotes equality, dignity and legal certainty for international couples.
Enter At Your Own Risk – Disclaimer Notices and Exclusion of Liability
“Enter At Your Own Risk” signs do not provide unlimited legal protection. Learn when disclaimer notices are enforceable and how the Consumer Protection Act limits liability.