Stellenbosch Law Review
Prof ZT Boggenpoel (Editor)
ISSN: 1016-4359
Year: 2003 – Current
Published: Tri-annually
Accreditation(s): Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET)
About this publication
The Stellenbosch Law Review is a forum for the discussion of topical legal issues in various fields. As a law review the emphasis is on providing insight rather than just an overview. It maintains a balance between a wide variety of specialist fields and legal subjects of general interest.
VOLUMES AND ISSUES
Volume / Issue
Volume 36 Issue 3, 2025
Fitting In in an Unwelcoming Community: A Pragmatic and Value-based Case for Extending The Right to Vote to Permanent Residents in South Africa
Author: Lindo Hadebe
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 373-400 (2025 I3)
The Turning of the Tide: Has Section 14(5)(a) of the Integrated Coastal Management Act, Quite Littorally, Reshaped The Shoreline of Coastal Landownership?
Authors: Xavier Rebelo & Tracy-Lynn Field
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 401-428 (2025 I3)
Disproportional Pay Differentials: Prohibition in the Employment Equity Act and Thoughts on The Evidentiary Burden
Authors: Albertus Liebenberg, Graham S Giles, Michelle Jäckel-Visser & Callie C Theron
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 429-456 (2025 I3)
The Devil’s in The Detail – Some Observations and Implications for Implementation of The Hate Crime Provisions in The Prevention and Combating of Hate Speech and Hate Crimes Act 16 of 2023
Author: Kamban Naidoo
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 457-480 (2025 I3)
Reflecting on 30 Years of Class Action in South Africa: A People Inured to Hardship but Not to Collective Redress?
Author: Theo Broodryk
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 481-500 (2025 I3)
Privacy For Sale? The Legality of the Pay-or-Consent Model in South Africa
Author: Zinhle Novazi
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 501-539 (2025 I3)
From Promise to Practice: A Critical Analysis of South Africa’s Legislative Frameworks on Offender Rehabilitation 30 Years into Democracy and Beyond
Authors: Windell Nortje & Tasné Marshall
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 540-567 (2025 I3)
Transforming Polarisation. The Role of Mediation in Reframing Conflict Narratives
Author: Alain-Laurent Verbeke
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 568-582 (2025 I3)
National Treasury narrows the gateway: Considering Section 16(3)(c) of the VAT Act [Case note on Capitec Bank Limited v Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service (CCT 209/22) 2024 ZACC 1]
Authors: Mariam Mia, Shaaira Sackoor and Faeeza Soni
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 583-593 (2025 I3)
The Cupcake and the Cut thereof in Transfer Pricing [A Discussion of ABD Limited v Commissioner for The South African Revenue Service 87 SATC 64]
Author: Thabo Legwaila
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 594-608 (2025 I3)