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The Scope of a Voetstoots Clause: Does the Absence of Statutory Approval Constitute a Latent Defect Thus Covered Under the Voetstoots Clause?

The Scope of a Voetstoots Clause: Does the Absence of Statutory Approval Constitute a Latent Defect Thus Covered Under the Voetstoots Clause?

by CK Inc. | May 6, 2026 | latent defects, property law, real estate law, South African law, voetstoots clause | News

A closer look at voetstoots clauses – when sellers are protected, and how latent defects and missing approvals affect liability.

Municipal Liability: Trip Hazards and Public Safety

Municipal Liability: Trip Hazards and Public Safety

by CK Inc. | Apr 20, 2026 | delict, municipal liability, negligence law, personal injury, public safety | News

A recent High Court ruling clarifies when municipalities are liable for trip-and-fall injuries – highlighting negligence, foreseeability, and public responsibility.

When Is an Application Truly Urgent? A Practical Guide for South African Litigants

When Is an Application Truly Urgent? A Practical Guide for South African Litigants

by CK Inc. | Apr 8, 2026 | Civil Procedure, high court procedure, Litigation, South African law, urgent applications | News

A practical guide to urgent applications in South Africa – what qualifies as urgency, key legal requirements, and common pitfalls to avoid.

Rental Housing Tribunal and Spoliation Orders in South Africa

Rental Housing Tribunal and Spoliation Orders in South Africa

by CK Inc. | Mar 24, 2026 | landlord tenant law, rental housing tribunal, South African law, spoliation orders, unlawful eviction | News

Understand how the Rental Housing Tribunal can issue spoliation orders, protect tenants, and why landlords must avoid unlawful self-help.

Maintaining Adult Children in South Africa: Legal Principles & Court Considerations

Maintaining Adult Children in South Africa: Legal Principles & Court Considerations

by CK Inc. | Mar 4, 2026 | dependent children, divorce law, family law, maintenance law, parental duty, parental support | News

South African law recognises that parents may have to maintain adult children who remain financially dependent. Courts assess dependency, needs and parental means.

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