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Includes constitutional judicial decisions since 1994. With comprehensive summaries providing overviews and making it easy to identify relevant cases.

The Labour Law Reports cover a range of judgments from various courts. Comprehensive summaries and overviews make it easy to use and navigate.

The Labour Law Reports cover a range of judgments from various courts. Comprehensive summaries and overviews make it easy to use and navigate

Topical and noteworthy tax cases of the
last few years

Interim interdicts have featured in several high-profile cases recently and the applicants have
to meet certain criteria.

An expert witness should never assume the role of an advocate and should refrain from giving evidence beyond the scope of the field from which he or she yields.

Can vodka or cane spirits be sold as Scotch Whisky if coloured and flavored to look the part? This question took centre stage between The Scotch Whisky Association and Meleston Beverage CC.

The Solomon case is great example of how one case can become the precedent for future cases of a similar matter.

The crippling of our country’s power grid after recent turmoil at Eskom coupled with businessmen allegedly directing the appointment of government ministers has been termed “treason” by some.

Mr Mshengu refused to give up the struggle for access to sufficient water, basic sanitation and collection of refuse for farm occupiers and labour tenants until he was called to rest at
the age of 104.

Trudon claimed R3,5 million from the prosecuting authority (NPA) but the NPA pleaded that the agreements for advertising were unlawful and constitutionally invalid.

Van Heerden bought a property near the Orange River because of the surrounding beauty and a view of the dam. A neighbour got restrictive conditions removed and building plans
approved by the municipality.

The husband signed a deed of donation giving his half share of their property to his wife, on the advice of his auditor, to get a tax break
for his business.

It is declared that bulk surveillance activities and foreign signals interception undertaken by the National Communications Centre are
unlawful and invalid.