Extradition is a complex field which may just be above the South African prosecutors, specifically given the current trends...
The prosecutors of the National Prosecuting Authority (“NPA”) should be sufficiently qualified to assess whether in fact...
The force and extensive nature of an insolvency enquiry is often overlooked by creditors. The liquidation of a company is...
The power of the courts is overlooked in the continued controversy surrounding South Africa’s membership of the International Court of Justice...
Business Rescue proceedings were well intended to assist and nurse ailing companies back to financial health rather than risk liquidation. However, in many cases business rescue has further destroyed a company which could...
Section 424 of the Companies Act 61 f 1973, which remains active, provides that:“424 Liability of directors and others for fraudulent conduct of business...
The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa 1996 is the supreme law of the land and law...
Business rescue can be of great assistance to many companies in distress. However, it is not always the solution for businesses in distress. Business Rescue has very few safeguards and in ...
A disguised extradition is the use of deportation instead of extradition to circumvent the processes and rights associated with extradition...
An Anton Piller order is in essence a civil search warrant granted in camera and ex parte which means...
Many directors of companies view the pension contributions to pension funds as a source of...
An Anton Piller order is in essence a civil search warrant granted in camera and ex parte which means...
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