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21
Jul |
ONREGMATIGE ARRESTASIE AAN DIE TOENEEMCategory: Legal | Tags:
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Weens die bevoorregte posisie om duisende lede van Solidariteit op ‘n daaglikse basis met telefoniese regsadvies en ook regsverteenwoordiging deur prokureurs te bedien, is ons in staat om spoedig ontwikkelende tendense te identifiseer. Gedurende veral die laaste agt maande toon ons statistiek
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Published Date: 21 Jul 2011
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16
Sep |
The Right of RetentionCategory: Retention and Lien | Tags:
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This articles will focus on legal principles and processes, specifically geared for the SME owner in the South African automotive industry. With the downturn in the global economy, being only one on many challenges, receiving payment from your debtors has become a frustrating task, often leading to
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Published Date: 16 Sep 2010
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12
Aug |
Disciplinary Steps Against an EmployeeCategory: Labour Law | Tags:
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When taking disciplinary steps against an employee it is important to note that all disciplinary steps stand on two legs namely fair process and fair reasons. An employer may have all the reasons in the world to take action against and even dismiss an employee but if the procedure was unfair or flaw
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Published Date: 12 Aug 2010
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10
Aug |
Roadside arrest on outstanding fines: Know your rightsCategory: Government Excess | Tags:
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A recent development in South African “Law Enforcement” is the roadside arrest for oustanding fines and warrants. You should know your rights to avoid becoming a victim of this flagrant transgression of the law. The traffic/metro Police in certain areas will set up “random” road blocks, us
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Published Date: 10 Aug 2010
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28
Jul |
Making a valid last will and testamentCategory: Family Law, Succession | Tags:
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In South Africa a person may make a will directing how his assets shall devolve after his death or if no will is made or if no valid will is left an estate will be wound up in terms of the law of intestate succession. If a will is badly drawn or if it does not comply with the statutory requirements
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Published Date: 28 Jul 2010
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27
May |
Give credit where credit is due |
Phrases such as Black-Listing, credit profile and Credit Bureaux are known to us but it would appear that very few people know how these concepts affect our day to day lives. With the National Credit Act being around since 2006 there still seems to be a misconception regarding our rights as cons
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Published Date: 27 May 2010
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27
May |
Managing my credit record |
You stop at the car dealership on your way home from work. The sales person greets you by name, you’ve been here many times before. But today is different, because today is the day that you have been waiting for. You’ve saved your deposit, checked your budget and arranged your insura
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Published Date: 27 May 2010


