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Section 37C of the Pension Funds Act (PFA) is crucial for ensuring the equitable distribution of pension benefits after a member’s death. This provision seeks to balance the legitimate expectations of both known and unknown dependants of the deceased. How does Section 37C apply to various dependants, and what is its relationship with the deceased’s

How the Remote Gambling Bill and Copyright Law Impact Sports Betting

The success of most professional athletes is fuelled by a hyper-competitive spirit—an intense drive that transcends monetary rewards, much like when Herschelle Gibbs famously “klapped the ball so lekker.” While athletes compete for glory, bookmakers have an entirely different goal: making money off that

Congratulations on finding your dream home! The whole purchasing, financing and transfer process can be confusing and daunting. As you figure out the buying process, you might encounter some unfamiliar legal terms. Understanding these terms is crucial for a smooth property transaction. Here’s a helpful guide to the key terms every first-time buyer should know.

In many cases, disputes arise when one parent withholds contact between the minor children and the other parent. The natural reaction might be to withhold maintenance in response, but it’s important to understand that these two aspects – contact and maintenance – are treated separately under the law.

Can I refuse to pay maintenance if

White Label Manufacturing presents a powerful partnership where manufacturers and brand owners play to their strengths. Manufacturers handle everything from raw material sourcing to packaging, while brand owners focus on branding, marketing, and sales.

However, this relationship often requires significant capital investments from manufacturers to meet market standards, typically on a cost-plus markup basis. Brand

Disagreements between directors and shareholders are an unfortunate reality in many South African companies. These disputes can range from minor disagreements on strategy to more serious issues like financial impropriety or deadlocks within the boardroom. While litigation is often seen as the default option, it can be a costly, time-consuming, and reputationally damaging process. 

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