Section 18(3) of the Administration of Estates Act, 66 of 1965 (“the Act”) sets out: “If the value of an estate does not exceed the amount determined by the Minister…
The Children’s Act of 2005 (The Act) has made many changes to the laws relating to children and their parents. The Act repealed many of the old laws which regulated…
In order for the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (hereinafter referred to as the CCMA) to entertain a dispute, the party referring the matter must ensure that the CCMA…
A consequence of marriage is that the reciprocal duty of support arises between husband and wife. This support is also referred to as maintenance and comprises of food, clothing, shelter…
Many Employers find themselves on the receiving end of an Arbitration award made against them at the CCMA or other Bargaining Council. What’s even worse is that an Arbitration award…
There have been a significant amounts of dismissals based on Companies Operational requirements (retrenchments) over the last few years as well as a definite rise in CCMA referrals by employees…
Probation refers to a specified period of time a person (employee) is employed before becoming permanent. This period is referred to as a Probationary period the purpose of which is…
In accordance with the Childrens' Act 38 of 2005 both parents share equal rights and responsibilities in respect of their child. Thus, both parents must support their child, according to…
