Hurwitz Higgs Attorneys Johannesburg
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When a Close Corporation (“CC”) is deregistered and then some time later is restored, it is deemed as if it was never deregistered and any acts performed between deregistration and restoration are retroactively valid. This was held in the 2013…
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Historically, contracts which were seen by the courts and legislators to enforce ‘sexual immorality’ such as pre-marital relations and those which were seen to undermine the institution of marriage have been considered to be against public policy. Now with various…
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We encounter disclaimers, exclusionary and exemption clauses everyday. People are often left with very little bargaining power especially when they are induced to sign a disclaimer. A disclaimer excludes liability on behalf of a person/business for damages suffered whilst being…
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Although there are different types of prescription, the general position with debts is that after 3 years from when the debt becomes due, it prescribes unless certain requirements have been met. The Prescription Act 68 of 1969 states that the…
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There is a very common misconception when people enter into agreements when purchasing residential property thinking that Voetstoets clauses are not applicable because of the enactment of the Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”). A Voetstoets clause, meaning ‘as it stands’ is…
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