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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.

When is a Workplace Dispute an “Unfair Labour Practice”?

When is a Workplace Dispute an “Unfair Labour Practice”?

by CK Inc. | Feb 18, 2026 | Constitutional Law, Employment Disputes, labour law, South African Courts, Unfair Labour Practice | News

A High Court case explores when workplace disputes must rely on the LRA – and when employees may turn directly to constitutional rights.

Evictions and Lease Cancellation: Why Getting the Process Right Matters

Evictions and Lease Cancellation: Why Getting the Process Right Matters

by CK Inc. | Feb 9, 2026 | evictions, landlord obligations, lease agreements, PIE Act, property law | News

A recent High Court judgment confirms that eviction proceedings cannot succeed unless a lease is lawfully cancelled first, even where rental arrears are undisputed.

Statutory Prescription vs Time Bar Period in Short Term Insurance Policies: Which One Prevails?

Statutory Prescription vs Time Bar Period in Short Term Insurance Policies: Which One Prevails?

by CK Inc. | Jan 21, 2026 | constitutional rights, Insurance law, Prescription Act, Short-term insurance, Time-bar clauses | News

Time bar clauses in short-term insurance policies can override statutory prescription. This article explains which prevails and what courts say.

When Life Changes, Must Your Court Order? Understanding the Variation Process

When Life Changes, Must Your Court Order? Understanding the Variation Process

by CK Inc. | Jan 7, 2026 | Child contact, family law, High Court judgments, Maintenance disputes, Parenting plans | News

Court orders are not set in stone, but variation is not automatic. This article explains when changes are allowed and how courts assess applications.

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