The JBCC agreements have overwhelmed the South African construction industry, becoming required for contracts with the state and fast becoming the preferred contract suite for major and minor works throughout
A contractor has a common law right to exercise what is commonly referred to as a “builder’s lien” over property of his employer, as security for payment for work carried
The Covid-19 pandemic brought about strict regulations and directives that restricted the travel and everyday operations of various companies in South Africa. This forced companies to develop a new business
Written by Raffaella Migliore As a result of the national utility company generating insufficient electricity to meet demand from increasingly aging infrastructure, South Africa has experienced 15 years of chronic
Written by Isabella Black INTRODUCTION There may be an instance where a claim was incorrectly calculated and, as such, the court in which the claim was originally brought no longer
Written by Michael Owen The cogs of South Africa’s judicial system have remained untouched for decades, failing to stay abreast with modernity, and doing so at its own peril. However,
Written by Daniel Marcus As South Africa moves out of its 3rd Covid-19 wave and lockdown regulations remain in force, questions continue to be raised by individuals as to the
Written by Darren Swartz It often happens where both parties to a contract incorrectly interpret a term, or err under a mistaken assumption, for example that a lease agreement is
The current economic climate has seen an increase in financial debt, with a large number of consumers being unable to meet their payment obligations to inter alia suppliers and/or lenders.
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