• An analysis of the rationale regarding South Africa’s possible accession to the Protocol Relating to the Madrid agreement concerning the international registration of marks. 

  Kercival, Mishayla. (2018)

  Where South Africa’s accession to the Madrid Protocol has not been confirmed by any state entity or government, there are numerous legal practitioners and academics who have alluded to the possibility of South Africa ...

• Special and differential treatment provisions within the World Trade Organization : the pursuit of development for developing countries. 

  Hiine, Karabo. (2017)

  Abstract not available.

• A comparative study of the paper and electronic Bill of Lading under South African law. 

  Ngcobo, Sanelisiwe Princess. (2017)

  A bill of lading is a document which is acknowledged as a cornerstone in any sea contract of carriage. It is the most significant document facilitating transportation in international sale contracts. The court recognise ...

• The directors’ fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the company : the possible developments of common law by statute and how they affect human rights. 

  Nomadwayi, Bakhulule. (2018)

  This research traces the developments of the directors’ fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of the company and looks at how these developments affect human rights and interests of stakeholders. The main focus of ...

• The right to a fair trial; an analysis of s342 (a), s168 of the Criminal Procedure Act and a permanent stay of prosecution. 

  Ngalo, Londeka Zandile. (2017)

  Abstract not available.

• A tough balancing act : a discussion of free trade and protectionism through the lines of South Africa and the WTO anti-dumping agreement. 

  Winfred, Karmen. (2017)

  There have been many examples and cases where countries have used the provisions of the Anti-Dumping Agreement in an advantageous yet unfair manner. As a result, there is a conflict emerging out of the fact that these ...

• A critical examination of Section 61 of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 and its implications for those in the supply chain. 

  Ally, Kaashifa Deen. (2017)

  Product liability in South Africa fell under the common law prior to introduction of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. Under the common law consumers could claim for any damages that they suffered as a result of ...

• A legal analysis of the regulation of pyramid/ponzi schemes in South Africa with specific focus on the following; the R699 car deal scheme and the travel scheme World Ventures. 

  Ajodapersad, Rivona. (2018)

  Pyramid and Ponzi schemes are classified as a white-collar crime due to their fraudulent nature and non-application of physical violence. The primary intention of these types of schemes is to extract considerable financial ...

• The right to remain silent : an unfair advantage. 

  Khedun, Chantal Bodha. (2017)

  Abstract available in PDF file.

• Business rescue in South Africa : an exploration of business rescue and the role of the business rescue practitioner. 

  Patel, Tasmiya Essop. (2018)

  Abstract available in PDF file.

• A critical analysis of the use of exemption clauses with particular reference to risky activities. 

  Shange, Khethiwe. (2017)

  Exemption clauses are regarded as part and parcel of most contracts, and are used by suppliers to ensure the efficient running of their business. It is common for suppliers of risky activities to include exemption clauses ...

• The link between reckless credit and emolument attachment orders. 

  Singh, Nishtha. (2018)

  South Africa has experienced significant levels of reckless credit thus leading to over-indebtedness of consumers. Furthermore, research conducted in 2008 and 2013 by the University of Pretoria indicated that there were ...

• Psycho-socialel experiences of aged foster paarents residing in the Mbizana Local Municipality, Eastern Cape, South Africa. 

  Msebenzi, Hlonipha.

  The practice of extended family members raising children deprived of parental care is a long-standing custom in various parts of the world. Parents die, leaving behind orphaned children in the care of family members and ...

• Sexual violence as a violation of sexual and reproductive health rights : a case study of South African and Nigerian law on sexual violence against women. 

  Yebisi, Oyebanke Taiwo. (2016)

  The right to sexual and reproductive health is a right which finds footing in other rights including that of the right to life and survival, which is necessary for the fulfilment of other human rights such as the right ...

• A critical analysis of the fiduciary duties of directors and evaluation of the development of these duties in terms of the common law and statutory law. 

  Mdunge, Mzwendoda Smiso Patson. (2017)

  Corporate law is based on the premise that directors are fiduciaries of their companies. This is an unbending duty which has to be adhered to at all cost by individuals appointed as directors of a company. Previously the ...

• An analysis of the substantive fairness in cases of dismissal for misconduct in South Africa - the need for constitutional value of dignity in determining substantive fairness. 

  Mshengu, Kwazikwenkosi Innocent. (2017)

  The development of labour laws in South Africa has registered major strides in regulating the employment relations. These developments have been in tandem with the political and socio-economic development of South African ...

• An analysis of intolerable conduct as a ground of constructive dismissal. 

  Ngcobo, Sipho Ernest. (2015)

  Constructive dismissal with particular reference to s 186(e) of the Labour Relations Act 66 of 1995 forms the main subject of this Dissertation. The section explains „dismissal‟ to incorporate a position where a worker ...

• What constitutes 'substantial and compelling circumstances' in the mandatory and minimum sentencing context? 

  Njoko, Thulisile Brenda. (2016)

  No abstract available.

• A critical and comparative analysis of the expression "ordinarily resident" as a criterion for determining the place of residence of an individual in the context of income tax legislation in South Africa and certain other juristictions. 

  Hardie, John Andrew. (2016)

  The nexus between a natural person’s income and their liability to tax in South Africa on their income, regardless of the location of its source, subject to statutory relief and international agreements, is the individual’s ...

• Sentencing juveniles according to the Child Justice Act: a critical evaluation of application of the principle that "detention must be a measure of last resort and for the shortest possible period of time" in the case law. 

  Gurahoo, Juanita. (2016)

  The 1990s gave momentum to the Child Justice Movement motivated by the need for a separate criminal justice system to deal with juvenile delinquency. The movement’s focus was on law reform, child detention, and restorative ...

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