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Restraint of trade clauses: does the enforcement thereof promote anti-competitive behaviour in South African law?
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Impact of the regulation of unsecured credit on consumers: an analysis of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 and its regulations.
(2018)In 2012, the National Credit Regulator (hereinafter the ‘NCR’), in its annual report, published a warning on the granting of unsecured credit, stating that the year saw an ‘unprecedented growth’ in the unsecured lending ... -
Einstatement of a mortgage agreement in respect of residential property: a discussion of the judgment in Nkata v First Rand bank ltd and its implications.
(2018)There is a lack of clarity in subsections 129(3) and (4) of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 (the NCA) dealing with reinstatement of a credit agreement. These provisions state that a credit agreement can be reinstated ... -
Perceptions of school principals on the involvement of teacher unions in filling promotional posts in Maphundu Circuit, Umlazi District, KwaZulu-Natal.
(2016)This study is based on investigating the principals’ perceptions on the involvement of teacher unions in filling promotional posts in schools within Maphundu Circuit, Umlazi District. The rationale behind it was to ... -
A step in the right direction: an analysis of the viability of a specialised intellectual property court in South Africa.
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The regulation of the sale of skin lightening creams in South Africa.
(2019)And her skin was as white as milk, her hair was as smooth as silk and her eyes were as blue as the deep blue sea.. . It is a common misconception that many people equate fairness with beauty however, little do they know ... -
'Show me the money’ : a discussion of the cryptocurrency market and its potential regulation in South Africa.
(2019)The developments of the internet and electronic communication, have created a platform that enables the trade of goods and service through the internet. This connects consumers and businesses to facilitate safe and efficient ... -
An examination of blockchain technology and Venezuela’s sovereign-based cryptocurrency including the effects of implementing a sovereign-based cryptocurrency in developing countries.
(2019)After the 2008 financial crisis and the failure of the banking system there was a need to develop alternate payment systems where there was no intermediary involved. In 2008, Bitcoin was developed by Satoshi Nakamoto, and ... -
To trade or not to trade : examining the impact of CoP17 on elephant ivory trade in South Africa.
(2018)Elephant ivory is a rare and sought after commodity that has been traded for centuries in many ancient civilisations. Over time, the growing demand for ivory led to sharp declines in African elephant populations. The ... -
Enhancing South Africa’s traditional knowledge trade through the extension of geographical indications under the TRIPS Agreement.
(2018)Due to the absence of an international agreement to protect traditional knowledge, divisive measures need to be taken in order to ensure that a governing structure is available, if not to fully protect traditional knowledge ... -
Consumer protection legislation in South Africa: is it really necessary?
(2018)The South African government tries to protect its consumers, many of whom are histoncally disadvantaged, in the transactions they enter into with suppliers, especially in the financial services industry, where ... -
The Madrid Protocol: 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.
(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 ... -
Reckless and fraudulent trading by a company and the business judgment rule as a defence for directors.
(2018)Abstract available in pdf. -
A critical examination of Herbalife’s business model in order to determine whether it is a prohibited scheme under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.
(2019)Herbalife is an international direct selling company involved in the production, promotion and sales of a variety of nutritional products including those designed to assist with weight management and personal care. The ... -
A tough balancing act: a discussion of free trade and protectionism through the lens of South Africa and the WTO anti-dumping agreement.
(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 ... -
Investigating service quality perceptions of ChemSystems paper division customers.
(2017)The manufacturers of pulp, paper and tissue in South Africa are facing a difficult challenge to remain competitive and to continuously produce paper products that are economically viable. The steady increase in imported ...
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