Browsing Masters Degrees (Business Law) by Title
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Against the strict application of the caveat subscriptor rule in the context of contracts of necessity.
(2012)This dissertation critically examines the common law caveat subscriptor rule and argues against the strict application of the rule in the context of ‘contracts of necessity’ (which is defined in the research paper). I ... -
Analysing and comparing the impact of misrepresentation and non-disclosure on the validity of a contract: similarities, differences and remedies.
(2018)This dissertation explores the concepts of non-disclosure and misrepresentation in South African law. The principal focus surrounds the effect non-disclosure as a form of misrepresentation has on the liability of contracting ... -
An analysis of lifting of the corporate veil in light of s20(9) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008.
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An analysis of temporary employment services and the new laws regulating them in South Africa.
(2014)This research focuses on temporary employment services in South Africa and considers the new legislation relating to them. The Labour Relations Amendment Act 6 of 2014 and the Basic Conditions of Employment Amendment Act ... -
Analysis of the evolution of the appraisal and oppression remedy and its adoption under the Companies Act in South Africa.
(2018)The Companies Act 71 of 2008 encapsulates the economic sphere, its procedures, problems and possible resolutions to such issues on a wide scale. It allows a litigant a basis and a guideline when dealing with corporate ... -
Analysis of the test for review as set down in the Sidumo judgement.
This research study focuses on the test for review as set down in the Sidumo & another v Rustenburg Platinum Mines Ltd &others (2007) BLLR 1097 (CC) (herein after referred to as Sidumo), judgement. An analysis of case law ... -
Business rescue a success or a failure? An analysis on the effectiveness of business rescue in South Africa.
(2018)No abstract available. -
Business rescue in South Africa : an exploration of business rescue and the role of the business rescue practitioner.
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Circumventing another Marikana Massacre : a look into the provisions of the Labour Relations Amendment Act relating to the limitation on the right to strike.
(2015)This dissertation looks at the labour unrest that has fast become an increasing reality with perpetual scales of violence that is directed at property and person during strikes being witnessed with uncomfortable regularity. ... -
Class actions : a proposed procedure in terms of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.
(2013)Due to length and time constraints, this dissertation will briefly examine and provide an overview of the current method that courts have adopted in bringing a class action in Southern Africa and internationally. Specific ... -
A comment on debt relief options for insolvent consumer debtors in South Africa.
(2015)The paper will be focused on examining the debt relief options available for consumer debtors in South Africa. This paper will look at the relationship between the National Credit Act 34 of 2005 and the Insolvency Act 24 ... -
Consumer protection in Swaziland : a comparative analysis of the law in South Africa and the United Kingdom.
(2012)Consumer protection has become an important issue in many spheres of trade. This fact is borne out by the many consumer protection laws introduced in many countries globally. However, despite these developments Swaziland ... -
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 ... -
Contractual exemption clauses under the South African Constitution : an examination of the potential impact of public policy and Ubuntu on such provisions.
(2012)This dissertation will examine the current state of our common law in relation to its treatment of exemption clauses in contracts, and will focus on recent developments which may augur greater scope and a new approach to ...