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Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg

by admin | Sep 22, 2019

Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg

JC Sonnekus (Editor)

ISSN: 1996-2207
Year: 2003 – Current
Published: Quarterly
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About this publication

This multilingual periodical is published quarterly by Juta for the Faculty of Law, University of Johannesburg. This scholarly and practical journal covers a broad spectrum of topics pertinent to the legal community.

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Issue 3, 2019

Book Discussion: Evidential aspects of law enforcement

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: Murdoch Watney
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 625-626 (2019 I3)

Book Discussion: The responsible mind in South African criminal law

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: Radley Henrico
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 624-625 (2019 I3)

Book Discussion: The South African law of evidence

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Book Discussion: The South African law of evidence Authors Murdoch Watney ISSN: 1996-2207 Affiliations: University of Johannesburg Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, Issue 3, 2019, p. 623 - 624Abstract None

Book Discussion: Scott on cession: A treatise on the law in South Africa

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: Gerhard Lubbe
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 619-622 (2019 I3)

Judicature: The duty on organs of state to cooperate: Bundestreue, cooperative government and the supply of electricity in a culture of non-payment

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: B de Villiers
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 605-618 (2019 I3)

Judicature: The “obscure” doctrine of vetustas – ensuring equitable relief in modern times

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: Johan Scott
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 592-604 (2019 I3)

Regspraak: Voortdurende inbreukmaking op ’n watergebruiksreg – verjaring, maar van welke remedie?

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: JC Sonnekus
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 575-592 (2019 I3)

Judicature: Official languages and higher education: The story of an African University

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: Roxan Venter
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 558-574 (2019 I3)

Comment: The Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) circular of 2018 on the application of unanimous and special resolutions in terms of the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act brings more confusion than clarity

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: CG van der Merwe
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 546-557 (2019 I3)

Aantekening: Terughouding van pensioenbelang op aandrang van voormalige werkgewer ’n uiters bedenklike onregmatige dwangmiddel in menige geval

Oct 26, 2019 | TSAR, TSAR 2019 I3

Authors: JC Sonnekus
Source: Tydskrif vir die Suid-Afrikaanse Reg, pp 527-546 (2019 I3)

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Stellenbosch Law Review

by admin | Sep 22, 2019

Stellenbosch Law Review

Prof AM Louw (Editor)

ISSN: 1996-2193
Year: 2003 – Current
Published: Tri-annually
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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.

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Volume / Issue

Volume 30 Issue 1, 2019

Exploring the difficult dialogues technique as a tool for value-added law teaching and learning

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: L van Niekerk
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 138-151 (2019 I1)

Die effek van die abstrakte stelsel van eiendomsoorgang by bateverkope deur ’n kurator van ’n insolvente boedel

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: AL Stander, HJ Kloppers
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 126 – 137 (2019 I1)

Subcontracting in public procurement – The impact of the 2017 Preferential Procurement Regulations on the Construction Industry

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: AM Anthony
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 116-125 (2019 I1)

Consumer protection: An overview since 1994

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Tanya Woker
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 97-115 (2019 I1)

Traversing the South African emolument attachment order legal landscape post 2016: Quo Vadis?

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Stephan van der Merwe
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 77-96 (2019 I1)

All bark and no bite? Contemporary consumer redress in Latin America

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Manuel A. Gómez
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 61 – 76 (2019 I1)

Regulatory and judicial consumer protection in the United States of America: An assessment

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Linda S Mullenix
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 33-60 (2019 I1)

The South African Class Action vs Group Action as an appropriate procedural device

Oct 27, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Theo Broodryk
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 6-32 (2019 I1)

Foreword

Sep 22, 2019 | SLR, SLR V30 I1

Authors: Dr Theo Broodryk
Source: Stellenbosch Law Review, pp 3 – 4 (2019 I1)

South African Yearbook of International Law

by admin | Sep 22, 2019

South African Yearbook of International Law

Professor D Tladi; Professor MP Ferreira-Snyman

ISSN: 2521-2583
Year: 2014 – Current
Published: Annually
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About this publication

The South African Yearbook of International Law is the only South African journal devoted solely to international law. Published annually since 1975 by the VerLoren van Themaat Centre for Public Law Studies at Unisa, issues from 2014 onwards are published by Juta.

The South African Yearbook of International Law is a well-received, peer-reviewed journal, with an outstanding group of Editors and Editorial Board. Accredited by the Department of Higher Education and Training, The South African Yearbook of International Law is the leading reference source on the development of international law in South Africa and covers a wide variety of current topics in international law.

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2017

Treaties

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Rika van der Walt
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 355 – 366 (2017)

Outer Space Law: Legal Policy and Practice by Yanal Abul Failat and Anél Ferreira-Snyman (Consulting editors)

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Theunis Kotzé
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 343 – 351 (2017)

Highlights from the Office of the Chief State Law Adviser (International Law)

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Sandea de Wet
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 320 – 340 (2017)

The Work of the Sixth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly in 2016 and 2017

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Arnold N Pronto
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 289 – 319 (2017)

Immunities, Crimes against Humanity and Other Topics in the 69th Session of the International Law Commission

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Dire Tladi
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 269 – 288 (2017)

OECD Multilateral Instrument on Treaty-Related BEPS Measures: Benefits, Challenges and Recommended Options for South Africa and Other Developing Countries

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Annet Wanyana Oguttu
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 220 – 265 (2017)

Reflections on the UN Working Groups on Human Rights and Transnational Corporations

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Yolandi Meyer
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 200 – 219 (2017)

Africa and the Continental Shelf Beyond 200 Nautical Miles: Developments and Challenges

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Siqhamo Yamkela Ntola
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 169 – 199 (2017)

A Critical Review of the Incorporation of Solas Survey and Certification Standards in South African Law

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Denning Ngomele Metuge
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 143 – 168 (2017)

The United Nations System and the Realisation of the Right to Development: Challenges and Opportunities

Oct 25, 2019 | SAYIL, SAYIL 2017

Authors: Serges Djoyou Kamga
Source: South African Yearbook of International Law, pp 119 – 142 (2017)

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South African Mercantile Law Journal

by admin | Sep 22, 2019

South African Mercantile Law Journal

Mrs Z Taljaard (Managing Editor); Prof N Botha (Editor)

ISSN: 1996-2185
Year: 1988 – Current
Published: Tri-annually
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The South African Mercantile Law Journal is a specialised journal published by Juta Law and the Faculty of Law, University of South Africa. It is devoted to publishing material in the field of mercantile and business law. This journal is not intended as a businessman’s journal. It is aimed at practitioners in these areas of law.

VOLUMES AND ISSUES

Volume / Issue

Volume 30 Issue 1, 2018

Case Note: Regulatory overeach v judicial overreach: Du Bruyn NO & others v Karsten

Oct 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Mzukisi Niven Njotini
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 499 – 510 (2018 I3)

Warrantless inspections by the SARS: Limitation of taxpayers’ privacy?

Oct 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Fareed Moosa
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 477 – 498 (2018 I3)

The trade mark similarity threshold and function in dilution law: A comparative analysis

Oct 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Chris Job
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 456 – 476 (2018 I3)

Compliance notices in terms of the Companies Act 71 of 2008: Some observations regarding the issuing of and objection to compliance notices

Oct 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: S de Lange
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 434 – 455 (2018 I3)

‘Deemed’ to be an employee: Adopting the teleological interpretation of statutes

Oct 22, 2019 | SALJ, SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Marius van Staden, Stefan van Eck
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 416 – 433 (2018 I3)

The notion of conflict of interest from a South African insolvency law perspective

Oct 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Juanitta Calitz
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 395 – 415 (2018 I3)

Racism in the Workplace: A View From the Jurisprudence of Courts in the Past Decade

Sep 22, 2019 | SAMLJ, SAMLJ V30 I3

Authors: Bongani Khumalo
Source: South African Mercantile Law Journal, pp 377 – 394 (2018 I3)

South African Journal on Human Rights

by admin | Sep 22, 2019

South African Journal on Human Rights

Meyersfeld, B (Managing Editor)

ISSN: 1996-2126
Year: 2011 – 2015
Published: Tri-annually
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The SAJHR provides a forum for the expression of views on human rights issues. Consisting of articles, cases and comments on human rights, the SAJHR is intended primarily for lawyers and academics. This online resource contains issues from 2000 to 2015, and is not updated.

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Volume / Issue

Volume 31 Issue 3, 2015

Book Review: Introduction to International Law

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Dennis Davis
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 667 – 672 (2015 I3)

Current Development and Case Note: A perspective on women and leadership in the South African judiciary

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Tabeth Masengu
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 655 – 666 (2015 I3)

Current Development and Case Note: Organs of state: An anatomy

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Meghan Finn
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 631 – 654 (2015 I3)

The principle of equality, legal aid and transformative Constitution in South Africa: A critical analysis

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Serges Djoyou Kamga
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 607 – 630 (2015 I3)

Women are not a proxy: Why the Constitution requires feminist judges

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Mateenah Hunter, Tim Fish Hodgson, Catharine Thorpe
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 579 – 606 (2015 I3)

The fiction of transformation: An analysis of the relationship between law, society and the legal profession in South Africa

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Thandiwe Matthews, Charmika Samaradiwakera-Wijesundara
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 553 – 578 (2015 I3)

Contractual autonomy unpacked: The internal and external dimensions of contractual autonomy operating in the post-apartheid constitutional context

Oct 16, 2019 | SAJHR, SAJHR V31 I3

Authors: Deeksha Bhana
Source: South African Journal on Human Rights, pp 526 – 552 (2015 I3)

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