This study is about the importance of the duty of the South African Revenue Service (“SARS”) to recognise and protect taxpayers’ rights. Particular focus is placed on the challenges posed with respect to taxpayers’ rights ...
Section 71(5) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 provides that a director who has been removed from office by the board of directors may apply to court to review the board's decision. If the board of directors decides not to ...
The concept of judicial law-making impacts on the extent, meaning and scope relationship between the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. It is an integral function of the courts while its shape, meaning and nature ...
Alhoewel die lokvalstelsel as misdaadbekampingsmetode lank reeds bestaan, is die
toepassing daarvan nog altyd kontroversieE!I. Hierdie omstredenheid is die laaste paar jaar op die
voorgrond gedryf deur 'n ...
In the interplay between protection of rights and majoritarianism, the court is the arena. This research focuses on the conflicting role of the court within a constitutional democracy and a contestation of the counter-majoritarian ...
Wetgewing wat onbestaanbaar is met die bepalings van
Wet 200 van 1993 as die hoogste reg is nietig tensy
geoorloof volgens die maatstawwe van art 33 (1) 1 en die
Konstitusionele Hof en die provinsiale en plaaslike
afdelings ...
Botswana has a peculiar legal system. It is a former British protectorate, yet the British
never introduced their own laws into the country. Instead Botswana was made to apply
the law of the Colony of the Cape of Good ...
The legislative supremacy of Parliament, a dominant characteristic of the Westminster system of government, has for a long time been the basic norm of South African constitutional law. In line with the Westminster ...
Section 34 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 outlines the scope
of judicial authority as encompassing the resolution of any dispute that can be resolved
by the application of law. The courts in ...