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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.

Municipalities’ Duties During Eviction Proceedings

Municipalities’ Duties During Eviction Proceedings

by CK Inc. | Dec 22, 2025 | constitutional rights, eviction law, housing law, municipal obligations, PIE Act | News

Eviction proceedings involve more than landlords and occupiers. Municipalities have constitutional duties to assist courts, especially where vulnerable occupiers risk homelessness.

The Definition of “employee” in light of the Constitution of South Africa

The Definition of “employee” in light of the Constitution of South Africa

by CK Inc. | Apr 9, 2025 | constitutional rights, employee definition, employment contracts, labour law, Labour Relations Act | News

When does a job offer create legal rights? SA labour law views accepted offers as employment before work even begins.

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