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When agreements have limits

02 July 2026

Not every maintenance clause is enforceable. Here's what parents should know before signing.

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The Airbnb rulebook is changing

02 July 2026

New rules could reshape the future of short-term letting in South Africa. Stay ahead of the changes.

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Fee or tax? The court decides

02 July 2026

A landmark judgment draws a clear line between City of Cape Town municipal service charges and unlawful taxes.

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Pay first... maybe not

02 July 2026

A recent court judgment reminds SARS that fairness matters too. See what this means for taxpayers.

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When agreements have limits

02 July 2026

Not every maintenance clause is enforceable. Here's what parents should know before signing.

READ MORE
30
Article

The Airbnb rulebook is changing

02 July 2026

New rules could reshape the future of short-term letting in South Africa. Stay ahead of the changes.

READ MORE
33
Article

Fee or tax? The court decides

02 July 2026

A landmark judgment draws a clear line between City of Cape Town municipal service charges and unlawful taxes.

READ MORE
29
Article

Pay first... maybe not

02 July 2026

A recent court judgment reminds SARS that fairness matters too. See what this means for taxpayers.

READ MORE
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Spam no more?

02 July 2026

The new opt-out registry is here. Discover what it means for marketers and consumers alike.

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Passing the baton

02 July 2026

A successful family business deserves a successful future. Learn why succession planning should start long before retirement.

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Workplace rules rewritten

01 July 2026

Major labour law reforms are on the horizon. Find out how the proposed changes could affect your business.

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Parental Rights and Responsibilities of Divorced Parents

01 July 2026,  Hanno Nel

Divorce ends a marriage relationship between spouses, but it does not end the responsibilities that parents have toward their children.... South African law places the best interests of the child at the centre of all decisions relating to parental rights and responsibilities.

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When the Mountain of Debt starts Taking Over

01 July 2026,  Hanno Nel

Debt has become a reality for many South Africans. From vehicle finance and home loans to clothing accounts and credit ... cards, consumers often rely on credit to meet their daily needs. While credit can be useful when managed responsibly, failure to pay debts can result in serious legal and financial consequences, including debt collection proceedings and being listed on ITC.

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Prescription of debt: When time can Extinguish a Debt”

01 July 2026,  Deoné Lonergan

Debt does not last forever and therefore our law recognises the principle of prescription, which means that certain debts become... legally unenforceable after a specific period of time.   Understanding prescription can protect people from unlawful debt collection and credit enforcement.  

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