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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.

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.

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