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Legal Representation in Labour Disputes: Trade Unions bound by their own Constitutions

Legal Representation in Labour Disputes: Trade Unions bound by their own Constitutions

by CK Inc. | Dec 3, 2024 | Constitutional Court, employee representation, labour law, legal disputes, trade unions | News

The Constitutional Court’s ruling in AFGRI Animal Feeds v NUMSA defines the limits of trade union representation in labour disputes, reinforcing the need to adhere to union constitutions.

Does the Appointment of a Curator Ad Litem for a Permanent Mental Incapacity Protect a Claimant?

Does the Appointment of a Curator Ad Litem for a Permanent Mental Incapacity Protect a Claimant?

by CK Inc. | Nov 20, 2024 | Constitutional Court, curator ad litem, mental incapacity, Prescription Act, South Africa law | News

Court ruling affirms curator ad litem appointment doesn’t end mental incapacity protection under Prescription Act.

Exploring the Boundaries of Free Speech: Differentiating Between Defamation and Crimen Injuria

Exploring the Boundaries of Free Speech: Differentiating Between Defamation and Crimen Injuria

by CK Inc. | Nov 1, 2024 | crimen injuria, Defamation, Freedom of speech, legal consequences, South African law | News

Discover the legal differences between defamation and crimen injuria, and how they balance free speech with protecting dignity and reputation.

Constitutional Court Ruling Changes Divorce Law: What It Means for Asset Division

Constitutional Court Ruling Changes Divorce Law: What It Means for Asset Division

by CK Inc. | Oct 22, 2024 | antenuptial contracts, asset division in divorce, Constitutional Court ruling, Divorce Act 1979, matrimonial property law | News

The Constitutional Court’s ruling on the Divorce Act changes divorce proceedings, introducing new asset division rules for antenuptial contracts in marriages after 1984.

Does South African Law Protect Foreign and Uncontracted Workers?

Does South African Law Protect Foreign and Uncontracted Workers?

by CK Inc. | Oct 8, 2024 | Employment Legislation, Foreign Worker Rights, South African Labour Law, Uncontracted Employees | News

Does South African law protect foreign and uncontracted workers? Key legal cases and rights explained.

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