South African Law Journal, 2000, Vol.117

Author

Title‎

number

Page to Page

J.M. Otto

Unilateral determination of interest rates by creditors: the supreme court of appeal (almost) settles the matter

No.1

pp. 1-8

Elsje Bonthuys

Obtaining a get in terms of section 5A of the Divorce Act: Amar v Amar

No.1

pp. 8-16

Pierre De Vos

Sexual orientation and the right to equality in the South African Constitution: national coalition for gay and lesbian equality & another v ministert of justice & others

No.1

pp. 17-25

Raylene Keightley

When a home becomes a castle: a constitutional defence against common- law eviction proceedings: ross v South Peninsula municipality

No.1

pp. 26-31

Marius Pieterse

The Constitutional Court decides on bail

No.1

pp. 31-40

R.C. Williams

Two recent cases reconsider the concept of 'beneficial' receipt or accrual for income tax purposes

No.1

pp. 40-46

R.C. Williams

Legal expenses incurred by a farmer in defending his irrigation boreholes not tax- deductible

No.1

pp. 46-50

Angelo Pantazis

Lesbian and gay youth in law

No.1

pp. 51-68

J.S. McLennan

Mora debitoris and abandonment of contract: Federal Tobaccos revisited

No.1

pp. 69-98

Edna Bradlow

The Clanwilliam murders: a colonial legal system on trial in the 19th century

No.1

pp. 99-110

Sandra Burman, Emma Dingle, Nichola Glasser

The new family court in action: an initial assessment

No.1

pp. 111-124

Dennis Davis

Look back in anger: a reply to David Zeffertt

No.1

pp. 125-133

Heinz Klug

Dyzenhaus: truth, reconciliation and the apartheid legal order

No.1

pp. 133-140

Edwin Cameron

A 'single judiciary': some comments

No.1

pp. 141-151

Clive Plasket

Protecting the public purse: appropriate relief and costs orders against officials

No.1

pp. 151-158

Daniel Visser

Concurrence of enrichment and contractual claims

No.2

pp. 173-178

L. Olivier

Salary sacrifice schemes: the end of the road?

No.2

pp. 178-185

D. Hutchison

The disappointed beneficiary smiles at last

No.2

pp. 186-199

W. Hutchinson

What is the status of pre- trial agreements in the Labour Court?

No.2

pp. 199-201

A.J. Kerr

May essential provisions of a contract be determined by one of the parties alone?

No.2

pp. 201-209

A.J. Kerr

Responsibility in contract for loss suffered

No.2

pp. 210-218

J.S. McLennan

Tacit terms and common mistake in contract

No.2

pp. 219-223

C. Hugo

Documentary credits: the basis of the bank's obligation

No.2

pp. 224-255

C. Ngongola

The reconstitution of the Southern African Development Community: some international trade law perspectives

No.2

pp. 256-283

R. Jooste

The regulation of insider trading in South Africa: another attempt

No.2

pp. 284-305

Chuma Himonga, Craig Bosch

The application of African customary law under the Constitution of South Africa: problems solved or just beginning?

No.2

pp. 306-341

B. Clark

The duty of the state to support children in need

No.2

pp. 342-361

N. Mbodla

Legal standing to enforce environmental laws: has nema opened Pandora's box?

No.2

pp. 362-367

J.S. McLennan

The perils of contracting with persons married in community of property

No.2

pp. 367-371

E. Cameron

Our legal system: precious and precarious

No.2

pp. 371-376

Proposals for a mechanism for dealing with complaints against judges, and for a code of ethics for judges

No.2

pp. 377-419

L. Lacob

Doyle v Board of Executors: confirming the contingent beneficiary's right to an accounting

No.3

pp. 441-449

W. Freedman

The Labour Tenants Act: whom does it protect?

No.3

pp. 449-459

E.S. Hutchinson

The Labour Court's shortsighted approach to awarding compensation

No.3

pp. 459-463

E. Bonthuys

'Deny thy father and refuse thy name': Namibian equality jurisprudence and married women's surnames

No.3

pp. 464-475

M. Zlotnick

May Telkom take the law into its own hands?

No.3

pp. 476-483

C. Hoexter

The future of judicial review in South African administrative law

No.3

pp. 484-519

D.M. Pretorius

Ten years after Traub: the doctrine of legitimate expectation in South African administrative law

No.3

pp. 520-547

M.J. De Waal

The core elements of the trust: aspects of the English, Scottish and South African trusts compared

No.3

pp. 548-571

J. Klaaren, H. Varney

A second bite at the amnesty cherry? Constitutional and policy issues around legislation for a second amnesty

No.3

pp. 572-593

D. Visser, S. Miller

Between principle and policy: indirect enrichment in subcontractor and 'garage repair' cases

No.3

pp. 594-617

T. Cloete

Sentencing: public expectations and reaction

No.3

pp. 618-622

M.A. Greig

Administration orders as shark nets

No.3

pp. 622-626

M. Pieterse

The Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act 4 of 2000: final nail in the customary law coffin?

No.3

pp. 627-635

C. Plasket

Standing, welfare rights and administrative justice

No.4

pp. 647-661

L. Steyn

Interim attachment of goods sold in terms of a credit agreement: has the issue been resolved?

No.4

pp. 661-667

W. Freedman

The test for inaedificatio: what role should the element of subjective intention play?

No.4

pp. 667-676

F.H.I. Cassim

The perplexing problem of company signatures on cheques: too little, too late

No.4

pp. 676-681

S. Jagwanth

Equality in criminal law

No.4

pp. 681-689

J.M. Hlophe

Official languages and the courts

No.4

pp. 690-696

D. Davis

Duncan Kennedy's 'A Critique of Adjudication': a challenge to the business as usual approach of South African lawyers

No.4

pp. 697-712

J. Von Huelsen

The liability of the judiciary: the South African doctrine of 'leave to sue'

No.4

pp. 713-728

F. Viljoen

Bram Fischer: 'n lewe in waarheid, 'n les in versoening

No.4

pp. 729-744

M.S. Kende

Gender stereotypes in South African and American constitutional law: the advantages of a pragmatic approch to equality and transformation

No.4

pp. 745-770

L. Meintjes-van der Walt

Science friction: the nature of expert evidence in general and scientific evidence in particular

No.4

pp. 771-790

L.A. Rose-Innes

In memoriam: Chief Justice Ismail Mahomed

No.4

pp. 791-792

C. Lewis

A personal tribute to Chief Justice Ismail Mahomed

No.4

pp. 792-794

A. Paiges

A personal tribute to David Zeffertt on his retirement

No.4

pp. 795-797

W. Goldstein

The appointment of judges: guidelines of Jewish law and South African principles: a comparative perspective

No.4

pp. 797-809

South African Law Journal, 2001, Vol.118

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Title‎

number

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Nicholas Smith

Freedom of religion in the Constitutional Court

No.1

pp. 1-9

Marius Pieterse

Towards comparable worth: Louw v Golden Arrow Bus Services

No.1

pp. 9-18

Adolph Landman

Stretching professional legal privilege beyond breaking point

No.1

pp. 18-25

K. Van Dijkhorst

The right to silence: is the game worth the candle?

No.1

pp. 26-58

Konrad Rusch

Restitutionary damages for breach of contract: a comparative analysis of English and German law

No.1

pp. 59-86

Marius Pieterse

Constructing freedom jurisprudence

No.1

pp. 87-101

Anton Kok

Homosexuality, the Bill of Rights and the unlawfulness criterion in the law of delict

No.1

pp. 102-114

Robert Schmidt

Partnership approaches in South African company law: same label, different meanings

No.1

pp. 115-125

J.S. McLennan

Company dividends: the new law

No.1

pp. 126-132

Harvey E. Wainer

The Companies Act changes: problems and doubts

No.1

pp. 133-139

Lynette Olivier

Employees tax: new rules

No.1

pp. 140-149

Kevin Hopkins

The common law is indeed a living creature: a noteworthy decision is handed down in the cape high court

No.1

pp. 149-155

George N. Barrie

Humanitarian intervention in the post- cold war era

No.1

pp. 155-166

M. Olivier

Is the South African magistracy legitimate?

No.1

pp. 166-176

Noel Zaal

Casting children out into a legal wilderness? a critical evaluation of the definitions of care facilities in the Child Care Act 74 of 1983

No.2

pp. 207-215

Elsje Bonthuys, Marius Pieterse

Divorced parents and the religious instruction of their children

No.2

pp. 216-224

Lynette Olivier

Trusts: traps and pitfalls

No.2

pp. 224-230

Richard Stevens

RIP testator

No.2

pp. 230-236

R.C. Williams

Is a bona fide transaction that falls outside the anti- avoidance provisions of the Income Tax Act rendered taxable merely because its main purpose was to obtain a tax benefit?

No.2

pp. 237-242

R.C. Williams

The doctrine of legitimate expectation may prevent the revenue authorities from reneging on an undertaking to a taxpayer

No.2

pp. 242-245

J.S. McLennan

Specific performance and impossibility of performance of contracts

No.2

pp. 245-249

D.M. Davis

Has any author been subjected to a ruderer review? or cry the beloved academic halls of learning

No.2

pp. 250-257

A.J. Van der Walt

Dancing with codes: protecting, developing and deconstructing property rights in a constitutional state

No.2

pp. 258-311

A. Boshoff

The fractured landscape of family law

No.2

pp. 312-328

Elsje Bonthuys

Epistemological envy: legal and psychological discourses in child custody evaluations

No.2

pp. 329-346

Christopher J. Roederer

Wrongly conceiving wrongful conception: distributive v corrective justice

No.2

pp. 347-373

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

The transactions of unauthorized trustees: section 6 (1) of the Trust Property Control Act 1988

No.2

pp. 374-387

P.J. Sutherland

Payments of commission made subject to resolutive conditions that restrain trade

No.3

pp. 403-414

Sieg Eiselen

Fraudulent cheque payments and unjustified enrichment: confusion reigns

No.3

pp. 415-418

R.C. Williams

An important decision on taxpayer's rights in respect of search and seizure warrants issued under the Income Tax Act and the Value Added Tax Act

No.3

pp. 418-421

R.C. Williams

The failure to charge interest on an unpaid purchase price can constitute a disposition for the purposes of section 7 (3) of the Income Tax Act but the in duplum rule will place a ceiling on such interest

No.3

pp. 422-427

J. Sloth-Nielsen

Minimum sentences for juveniles cut down to size

No.3

pp. 427-433

J.R. Midgley

Intention remains the fault criterion under the actio injuriarum

No.3

pp. 433-440

Garth Abraham

Portion 20 of Plot 15 Athol- 'some corner of a foreign field that is forever... ' Angola?

No.3

pp. 441-455

Morne Olivier

The role of judicial officers in transforming South Africa

No.3

pp. 455-463

Johan Van der Walt

The quest for the impossible, the beginning of politics: a reply to Dennis Davis

No.3

pp. 463-472

Richard Jooste

The imputation of income of controlled foreign entities

No.3

pp. 473-502

Daniel Malan Pretorius

Letting the unruly horse gallop in the field of private law: the doctrine of legitimate expectation in purely contractual relations

No.3

pp. 503-531

Garth Abraham

'In the path of the good emperor Justinian': Charles V and the impact of his legacy on the development of the South African common law

No.3

pp. 532-555

Amanda Barratt, Sandra Burman

Deciding the best interests of the child: an international perspective on custody decision- making

No.3

pp. 556-573

J.S. McLennan

The demise of the non- variation clause in contract?

No.3

pp. 574-580

Mario Gomez

The modern benchmarks of Sri Lankan public law

No.3

pp. 581-612

L. Rodger

Stands Dicey where he did? Recent constitutional developments in the United Kingdom

No.4

pp. 631-642

Edwin Cameron

Constitutional protection of sexual orientation and African conceptions of humanity

No.4

pp. 642-650

Dale Hutchinson

When rigs do roam: relational economic loss in Table Bay harbour

No.4

pp. 651-658

Clive Plasket

Unconstitutional administrative action: the case of the King Commission and the media

No.4

pp. 659-661

Alastair Smith

An omission from section 98A of the Insolvency Act 1936: equal ranking and proportional abatement of salary and wages claims

No.4

pp. 661-667

Elsje Bonthuys

Involuntary civil commitment and the new Mental Health Bill

No.4

pp. 667-687

J.J.F. Hefer

Tribute to the honourable the late A.M. Diemont

No.4

pp. 687-689

W.H.G. Van der Linde

Tributes to the late W.H.R. Schreiner, SC

No.4

pp. 690-693

Michael Osborne, Chris Sprigman

Behold: angry native becomes postmodernist prophet of judicial Messiah

No.4

pp. 693-708

Christopher J. Roederer

Race cards, academic debate and progressive liberal scholarship: what is a liberal anyway?

No.4

pp. 708-719

Dale Hutchinson

Non- variation clauses in contract: any escape from the Shifren straitjacket?

No.4

pp. 720-746

Jeremy Sarkin

Evaluating the Constitutional Court's decision in South African Association of Personal Injury Lawyers v Heath in the context of crime and corruption in South Africa

No.4

pp. 747-771

Hugh Corder

Prisoner, partisan and patriarch: transforming the law in South Africa 1985- 2000

No.4

pp. 772-793

Lourens Du Plessis

Lawspeak as text... and textspeak as law: reflections on how jurists work with texts, and texts with them

No.4

pp. 794-811

H.C.A.W. Schulze

Forum non conveniens in comparative private international law

No.4

pp. 812-830

Lisa Flack

The pre- emption agreement: is it a viable option?

No.4

pp. 831-844

South African Law Journal, 2002, Vol.119

Author

Title‎

number

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Francois Du Bois

Tenure on the Constitutional Court

No.1

pp. 1-17

Birte Leinius, J.R. Midgley

The impact of the Constitution on the law of delict: Carmichele v minister of safety and security

No.1

pp. 17-27

Marius Pieterse

The right to be free from public or private violence after Carmichele

No.1

pp. 27-39

THE VAN WYK DE VRIES COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY INTO THE COMPANIES ACT

No.1

pp. 40-41

DEVELOPMENTS IN OTHER JURISDICTIONS

No.1

pp. 41-43

THABO LEGWAILA

IN THE PRODUCTION OF INCOME: NATAL LAEVELD BOERDERY BK v KOMMISSARIS VAN BINNELANDSE INKOMSTE IN LIGHT OF THE DECISION IN COMMISSIONER FOR SARS v VAN DER WESTHUIZEN

No.1

pp. 43-50

Clive Plasket

The exhaustion of internal remedies and section 7 (2) of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act 3 of 2000

No.1

pp. 50-62

Graham Glover

Maybe the courts are not such a bleak house after all? or please Sir, I want some more copyright

No.1

pp. 63-70

I.L. Van Jaarsveld

Domestic and international banking regulation and supervision: defying the challenges

No.1

pp. 71-100

Charl Hugo

Discounting practices and documentary credits

No.1

pp. 101-119

Eduard Eitelberg

Autonomy of documentary credit undertakings in South African law?

No.1

pp. 120-137

Noel Zaal, Carmel Matthias

Local government and the provision of child care services: an essential area for legislative reform

No.1

pp. 138-154

Kevin Hopkins

Insurance policies and the Bill of Rights: rethinking the sanctity of contract paradigm

No.1

pp. 155-173

Winston P. Nagan, Lucie Atkins

Conflict resolution and democratic transformation: confronting the shameful past: prescribing a humane future

No.1

pp. 174-214

P. M. NIENABER, ELLISON KAHN

REMINISCENCES OF BENCH AND BAR MAINLY OF THE FREE STATE

No.2

pp. 223-242

Kate O'Regan

Producing competent graduates: the primary social responsibility of law schools

No.2

pp. 242-250

J.S. McLennan

The case of the phantom contract

No.2

pp. 250-252

L. Steyn

When a third party cannot reasonably know that a spouse's consent to a contract is lacking

No.2

pp. 253-260

Daniel Visser, Andrew Purchase

The general enrichment action cometh

No.2

pp. 260-270

Carla Monteiro

Vicarious admissions and section 3 of the Law of Evidence Amendment Act 45 of 1988: Makhathini v Road Accident Fund

No.2

pp. 270-277

Ntusi Mbodla

The test for the registrability of rights: what is the law after Cape Explosive Works?

No.2

pp. 277-282

J. Neethling

Self- defence: the unreasonable man

No.2

pp. 283-287

Gerhard Van der Schyff

The legal definition of religion and its application

No.2

pp. 288-294

Donrich W. Jordaan

Human reproductive cloning: a policy framework for South Africa

No.2

pp. 294-304

Angelo Pantazis

Home and the world: lesbian and gay places in the law

No.2

pp. 305-316

Stephen .D Girvin

Carriage by sea: the Sea Transport Documents Act 2000 in historical and comparative perspective

No.2

pp. 317-351

J.R. Midgley

Boycotts and similar action: a comparison of German and South African law

No.2

pp. 352-373

Daniel Malan Pretorius

The defence of the realm: contract and natural justice

No.2

pp. 374-399

Hanri Mostert

Land restitution, social justice and development in South Africa

No.2

pp. 400-428

Vanessa Van Coppenhagen

Copyright and the WIPO Copyright Treaty, with specific reference to the rights applicable in a digital environment and the protection of technological measures

No.2

pp. 429-452

Victoria Bronstein

Drowning in the hole of the doughnut: regulatory overbreadth, discretionary licensing and the rule of law

No.3

pp. 469-483

David Bilchitz

Giving socio- economic rights teeth: the minimum core and its importance

No.3

pp. 484-501

Craig Bosch

Two wrongs make it more wrong, or a case for minority rule

No.3

pp. 501-513

Mohamed Alli Chicktay

International labour standards: the right to be human

No.3

pp. 513-525

Gerhard Van der Schyff

The right to religious objection in South African law

No.3

pp. 526-533

Angelo Pantazis

Lesbian and gay elders and the law

No.3

pp. 534-547

Pam Watson, Jonathan Klaaren

An exploratory investigation into the impact of learning in moot court in the legal education curriculum

No.3

pp. 548-559

P. M. NIENABER, ELLISON KAHN

REMINISCENCES OF BENCH AND BAR MAINLY OF THE FREE STATE

No.3

pp. 560-578

Jonathan Burchell

Criminal justice at the crossroads

No.3

pp. 579-602

Pieter A. Carstens

Paraphilia in South African criminal case law

No.3

pp. 603-622

K.M. Norrie

The Children Act in Scotland, England and Australia: lessons for South Africa in rhetoric and reality

No.3

pp. 623-633

Brigitte Clark

Families and domestic partnerships

No.3

pp. 634-648

J.W.G. Van der Walt

Currency fluctuation, inflation and the date with regard to which delictual damage must be assessed: Towards a clearer underestanding of the issues involved

No.3

pp. 649-660

Christopher Forsyth, Max Du Plessis

Suretyship, guarantee and Islamic banking

No.4

pp. 671-678

F.H.I. Cassim

Once a bearer bill, always a bearer bill: or perhaps not?

No.4

pp. 679-686

J.S. McLennan

Acceptance of offers of compromise: 'in full settlement'

No.4

pp. 686-689

Nicholas Smith

Freedom of religion: the right to manifest our beliefs

No.4

pp. 690-700

J. Neethling

The Constitutional Court gives the green light to the common law of defamation

No.4

pp. 700-708

Anne Pope

Eviction and the protection of property rights: a case study of Ellis v Viljoen

No.4

pp. 709-720

Jonathan Klaaren

National information insecurity? Constitutional issues regarding the protection and disclosure of information by public officials

No.4

pp. 721-732

P. M. NIENABER, ELLISON KAHN

REMINISCENCES OF BENCH AND BAR MAINLY OF THE FREE STATE

No.4

pp. 733-747

Elsje Bonthuys

The South African bill of rights and the development of family law

No.4

pp. 748-782

Garth Abraham, Kevin Hopkins

Bombing for humanity: the American response to the 11 September attacks and the plea of self- defence

No.4

pp. 783-801

C.G. Van der Merwe

Numerus clausus and the development of new real rights in South Africa

No.4

pp. 802-815

A.J. Van der Walt

Living with new neighbours: landownership, land reform and the property clause

No.4

pp. 816-840

Patrick Lenta

Is there a class in this text? Law and literature in legal education

No.4

pp. 841-865

Lynette Olivier

The 'permanent establishment' requirement in an international and domestic taxation context: an overview

No.4

pp. 866-883

South African Law Journal, 2003, Vol.120

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Title‎

number

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Edwin Cameron

Law in the struggle for truth

No.1

pp. 1-7

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of Bench and Bar mainly of the Free State

No.1

pp. 7-27

Pam Watson

Examining failure: a case study in law learning

No.1

pp. 27-41

Marius Pieterse

Towards a useful role for section 36 of the Constitution in social rights cases? Residents of Bon Vista Mansions v Southern Metropolitan Local Council

No.1

pp. 41-48

Kevin Hopkins, Kate Hofmeyr

New perspectives on property

No.1

pp. 48-62

Pamela-Jane Schwikkard

The challenge of hearsay

No.1

pp. 63-71

Karen Muller, Karen Hollely

'I just want to go home': juvenile offenders and their perceptions of the legal process

No.1

pp. 71-80

Brigitte Clark

Post- divorce relocation by a custodian parent: are legislative guidelines for the exercise of judicial discretion desirable?

No.1

pp. 80-89

J. Neethling

Aspects of delictual liability for acts of terrorism

No.1

pp. 90-102

Tshepo L. Mosikatsana

www.buyababy.com: inter- country adoption

No.1

pp. 103-136

F.H.I. Cassim

The repurchase by a company of its own shares: the concept of treasury shares

No.1

pp. 137-152

E. Snyman, J.J. Henning

The limited liability company in the USA: an innovative organizational option with lessons for South Africa

No.1

pp. 153-172

Tshepo Mongalo

The emergence of corporate governance as a fundamental research topic in South Africa

No.1

pp. 173-191

G. Friedman

Tsvangirai v Registrar- General of Elections of Zimbabwe: Report by the Independent Observer to the Forum for Barristers and Advocates of the International Bar Association

No.2

pp. 211-224

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of Bench and Bar mainly of the Free State

No.2

pp. 225-242

Willington Ngwepe

Serving two masters: concurrent jurisdiction between the Competition Commission and the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa

No.2

pp. 243-258

Nathan Segal

Postscripts to provisional sentence

No.2

pp. 258-262

J. Neethling

The case of the three hunters, or delictual liability for alternative causes

No.2

pp. 263-268

Tjakie Naude

Specific performance against an employee: Santos Professional Football Club (Pty) Ltd v Igesund

No.2

pp. 269-282

Dario Milo

Cabinet ministers have no right to sue for defamation: Mthembi- Mahanyele v Mail & Guardian Ltd

No.2

pp. 282-291

John Campbell

Legitimate expectations: the potential and limits of substantive protection in South Africa

No.2

pp. 292-321

John M. Evans

Deference with a difference: of rights, regulation and the judicial role in the administrative state

No.2

pp. 322-329

Jonathan Lewis

Fairness in South African contract law

No.2

pp. 330-351

Lirieka Meintjes-Van der Walt

Expert odyssey: thoughts on the presentation and evaluation of scientific evidence

No.2

pp. 352-372

C. Theophilopoulos

The parameters of witness indemnity: a review of section 204 of the Criminal Procedure Act

No.2

pp. 373-387

Vanessa Van Coppenhagen

Multimedia works as cinematograph films

No.2

pp. 388-404

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of Bench and Bar mainly of the Free State

No.3

pp. 417-445

R.H. Christie

The once and for all rule and contractual damages

No.3

pp. 445-452

Wessel Le Roux

Sex work, the right to occupational freedom and the constitutional politics of recognition

No.3

pp. 452-465

L. Steyn

Damages for negligent non- disclosure by one contracting party to the other: the requirements for liability

No.3

pp. 465-471

J. Neethling

Requirements for the protection of confidential trade information or trade secrets

No.3

pp. 472-477

Carmel Matthias, Noel Zaal

Local government responsibilities for children revisited: an evaluation of the approach taken in the 2002 draft Children's Bill

No.3

pp. 477-493

Clive Plasket

Administrative justice and social assistance

No.3

pp. 494-524

Edwin Cameron

AIDS denial and holocaust denial- AIDS, justice and the courts in South Africa

No.3

pp. 525-539

Mia Swart

The Carfininan curse: the attitudes of South African judges towards women between 1900 and 1920

No.3

pp. 540-557

Luke Connell

Trial by ambush: litigation in the tax court

No.3

pp. 558-579

Linda Greenleaf

Catch- 22: the deferral dilemma

No.3

pp. 580-601

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

'House rules' in sectional title schemes- are they ultra vires?

No.3

pp. 602-608

Beth Goldblatt

Regulating domestic partnerships- a necessary step in the development of South African family law

No.3

pp. 610-629

Symposium statement

No.4

pp. 648-652

Mr Thabo Mbeki

Address at the judicial symposium

No.4

pp. 652-657

Mr Justice Arthur Chaskalson

Address at the opening of the judges' conference

No.4

pp. 657-663

Dr Penuell Maduna

Address at the banquet of the judicial officers symposium

No.4

pp. 663-670

Mr Justice Pius Langa

The vision of the Constitution

No.4

pp. 670-679

Mr Justice C.T. Howie

Judicial independence

No.4

pp. 679-684

Mr Justice Louis Harms

Judicial ethics: opening remarks at a break- away group

No.4

pp. 684-688

Mr Justice S. Sandile Ngcobo

Delivery of justice: agenda for change

No.4

pp. 688-708

M.T.K. Moerane

The meaning of transformation of the judiciary in the new South African context

No.4

pp. 708-718

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of bench and bar mainly of the Free State

No.4

pp. 719-749

Andrew Rens

Telkom SA Limited v Xsinet (PTY) LTD

No.4

pp. 749-756

Tshepo Mongalo

Shareholder activism in the United Kingdom highlights the failure of remuneration committees: lessons for South Africa

No.4

pp. 756-766

Conrad Rademeyer, Johan Holtzhausen

King II, corporate governance and shareholder activism

No.4

pp. 767-776

Dale Hutchison, Fergus Reid

The exercise of contractual rights or powers against an insolvent estate

No.4

pp. 776-784

Elsje Bonthuys, Sanele Sibanda

'Till death us do part': Thembisile v Thembisile

No.4

pp. 784-796

Max Du Plessis

The extra- territorial application of the South African Constitution

No.4

pp. 797-819

Tjakie Naude

The function and determinants of the residual rules of contract law

No.4

pp. 820-840

A.B. Leslie

Employment implications when universities merge

No.4

pp. 841-857

S.S. Terblanche

Sentencing guidelines for South Africa: lessons from elsewhere

No.4

pp. 858-882

Jan L. Neels

Classification as an argumentative device in international family law

No.4

pp. 883-894

South African Law Journal, 2004, Vol.121

Author

Title‎

number

Page to Page

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of Bench and Bar mainly of the Free State

No.1

pp. 1-17

W.H.G. Van der Linde

Tribute paid to Justice Johann Kriegler at the Fourth Sydney and Felicia Kentridge Award for Service to Law in Southern Africa

No.1

pp. 18-24

Jeremy Gauntlett

Remembering Judge President Jack Watermeyer

No.1

pp. 25-26

Mohamed Paleker

Bekker v Naude: the Supreme Court of Appeal settles the meaning of 'drafted' in section 2(3) of the Wills Act, but creates a potential constitutional problem

No.1

pp. 27-33

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Macdonald v The Master: computer files and the 'rescue provision' of the Wills Act

No.1

pp. 34-43

R.C. Williams

CSAR v Welch's Estate: a payment to a trust intended to provide maintenance for a legal dependant of the founder is held to be a donation and subject to donations tax

No.1

pp. 43-45

Les Roberts

Section 18 of the Criminal Procedure Act: the balance between hope and dread

No.1

pp. 46-50

Dale Hutchison

Back to basics: reliance damages for breach of contract revisited

No.1

pp. 51-63

Johann Hattingh

Article 1 of the OECD Model Tax Convention on Income and Capital in historical and functional perspective

No.1

pp. 64-92

Tshepo Mongalo

South Africanizing company law for a modern, competitive global economy

No.1

pp. 93-116

Luke Connell

Holding companies to account: the expense apportionment conundrum

No.1

pp. 117-162

C. Theophilopoulos

The jurisprudential classification, evaluation and reform of evidentiary principles

No.1

pp. 163-186

Ockert Dupper

In defence of affirmative action in South Africa

No.1

pp. 187-215

Patrick Lenta

A neat trick if you can do it: legal interpretation as literary reading

No.1

pp. 216-238

Ellison Kahn

Speech at the Juta Dinner at the South African Law Journal Jubilee Conference

No.2

pp. 271-277

Lorraine E. Weinrib

Constitutionalism in the age of rights- a prolegomenon

No.2

pp. 278-288

Pamela-Jane Schwikkard

Instrumental arguments in criminal law: a mirage of tensions

No.2

pp. 289-303

Shannon Hoctor

Dignity, criminal law, and the bill of rights

No.2

pp. 304-317

Stephen Ellmann

Weighing and implementing the right to counsel

No.2

pp. 318-338

Geoff Budlender

Access to courts

No.2

pp. 339-358

Hector L. MacQueen

Delict, contract, and the bill of rights: a perspective from the United Kingdom

No.2

pp. 359-394

Gerhard Lubbe

Taking fundamental rights seriously: the bill of rights and its implications for the development of contract law

No.2

pp. 395-423

Kate O'Regan

Breaking ground: some thoughts on the seismic shift in our administrative law

No.2

pp. 424-437

Hugh Corder

Without deference, with respect: a response to Justice O'Regan

No.2

pp. 438-444

J.M. Hlophe

A response to Justice O'Regan

No.2

pp. 445-447

Aeyal M. Gross

The dilemma of constitutional property in ethnic land regimes: Israel and South Africa compared

No.2

pp. 448-465

Theunis Roux

Continuity and change in a transforming legal order: the impact of section 26 (3) of the Constitution on South African law

No.2

pp. 466-492

Dayalin Chetty

The perspective of a High Court judge

No.2

pp. 493-497

Lord Hoffmann

Keynote address: a judge's perspective

No.2

pp. 498-504

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of bench and bar mainly of the Free State

No.3

pp. 505-518

J. Neethling

The protection of the right to privacy against fixation of private facts

No.3

pp. 519-525

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Wills, data messages, and the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act

No.3

pp. 526-528

M.J. De Waal

The courts' power of condonation in respect of the execution and revocation of wills: unfortunate new elements of uncertainty

No.3

pp. 529-538

John Campbell

Legitimate expectations: developments at home and abroad

No.3

pp. 538-544

Kevin Burt

The justification for section 79 (1) of the Income Tax Act and the hypothetical application of the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectations in the tax context

No.3

pp. 544-552

Nathan Segal

Any cure for the body corporate blues?

No.3

pp. 552-555

Michael Kidd

'The view I behold on a sunshiny day': Paola v Jeeva NO

No.3

pp. 556-562

Jane Franco, Cathy Powell

The meaning of institutional independence in Van Rooyen v The State

No.3

pp. 562-579

Edwin Cameron

When judges fail justice

No.3

pp. 580-594

Cora Hoexter

Contracts in administrative law: life after formalism?

No.3

pp. 595-618

Phoebe Bolton

The use of government procurement as an instrument of policy

No.3

pp. 619-635

Tjakie Naude

The rights and remedies of the holder of a right of first refusal or preferential right to contract

No.3

pp. 636-658

Elsje Bonthuys, Carla Monteiro

Sex for sale: the prostitute as businesswoman

No.3

pp. 659-676

Daniel Visser

Obituary: Michael Blackman: 1 January 1939- 7 January 2004

No.4

pp. 693-696

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of Bench and Bar, mainly of the Free State

No.4

pp. 697-711

J. Neethling

Constitutional compatibility of the common law of wrongful and malicious deprivation of liberty as iniuriae

No.4

pp. 711-719

Samantha Cook, Grant Quixley

Parate executie clauses: is the debate dead?

No.4

pp. 719-730

Chuma Himonga

Same- sex unions and guardianship of children

No.4

pp. 730-735

Richard Jooste

The donations tax and estate duty implications of section 56 (1) (d) of the Income Tax Act

No.4

pp. 735-744

Kevin Burt

The approach in W T Ramsay Ltd v IRC: elucidation long overdue

No.4

pp. 745-752

Thalia Kruger

Letter from The Hague: global choice of court clauses?

No.4

pp. 752-757

Minette Nortje

The fax of the matter

No.4

pp. 757-771

Tracy-Lynn Field

Realizing the National Environmental Act's potential to bring polluters to book

No.4

pp. 772-784

Antje Pedain

Was amnesty a lottery? An empirical study of the decision practice of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Committee on Amnesty

No.4

pp. 785-828

Garth Abraham

'Essential liberty' versus 'temporary safety': the Guantanamo Bay internees and combatant status

No.4

pp. 829-853

A.J. Van der Walt

Striving for better interpretation- a critical reflection on the Constitutional Court's Harksen and FNB decisions on the property clause

No.4

pp. 854-878

Elsje Bonthuys

Family contracts

No.4

pp. 879-901

Stefan Van Eck, Andre Boraine, Lee Steyn

Fair labour practices in South African insolvency law

No.4

pp. 902-925

South African Law Journal, 2005, Vol.122

Author

Title‎

number

Page to Page

P.M. Nienaber, Ellison Kahn

Reminiscences of bench and bar mainly of the Free State

No.1

pp. 1-13

Norman Arendse

Tribute paid to George Bizos SC at the Fifth Sydney and Felicia Kentridge Award for Service to Law in Southern Africa

No.1

pp. 13-18

J. Neethling

The concept of privacy in South African law

No.1

pp. 18-28

Dario Milo

The cabinet minister, the Mail & Guardian, and the report card: the Supreme Court of Appeal's decision in the Mthembi- Mahanyele case

No.1

pp. 28-43

Francois Rousseau

Rule 33 (4) of the Uniform Rules of Court: may a different judge hear the issue of quantum or other separate issue?

No.1

pp. 44-51

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Tertius Bosch's final over: Van Wetten v Bosch

No.1

pp. 52-58

Managay Reddi

The doctrine of common purpose receives the stamp of approval

No.1

pp. 59-66

Richard Jooste

'A warning to everyone who deals with a trust'

No.1

pp. 66-72

George Devenish

The application of the generalia specialibus non derogant maxim in the interpretation of statutes

No.1

pp. 72-75

Andre Van der Walt

Retreating from the FNB arbitrariness test already? Mkontwana v Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality; Bissett v Buffalo City Municipality; Transfer Rights Action Campaign v MEC for Local Government and Housing, Gauteng

No.1

pp. 75-89

Anton Fagan

Rethinking wrongfulness in the law of delict

No.1

pp. 90-141

Jacques Du Plessis

Towards a rational structure of liability for unjustified enrichment: thoughts from two mixed jurisdictions

No.1

pp. 142-181

Alexander Paterson

Tax incentives- valuable tools for biodiversity conservation in South Africa

No.1

pp. 182-216

Mothokoa Mamashela

The court's interpretation of section 31 of the maintenance act 99 of 1998 and its predecessors

No.1

pp. 217-236

Donrich W. Jordaan

The legal status of the human pre- embryo in the context of the genetic revolution

No.1

pp. 237-249

Ellison Kahn

Further reflections of Mr Justice McGregor on Lord de Villiers, Chief Justice

No.2

pp. 263-268

Maleka Femida Cassim

Gold fields v harmony: a lost opportunity to clarify section 145 of the Companies Act

No.2

pp. 269-283

F.H.I. Cassim

The reform of company law and the capital maintenance concept

No.2

pp. 283-293

Richard Jooste

Can share capital be reduced other than by way of a buy- back?

No.2

pp. 294-300

Noel Zaal, Rani Pillay

No special access rights for grandparents? an evaluation of our law after Townsend- Turner v Morrow

No.2

pp. 300-308

Wessel Le Roux

The right to a fair trial and the architectural design of court buildings

No.2

pp. 308-318

Warren Freedman

Nothing to sneeze at: 'snotsiekte', unlawfulness and the law of nuisance

No.2

pp. 318-324

Kent Roach, Geoff Budlender

Mandatory relief and supervisory jurisdiction: when is it appropriate, just and equitable?

No.2

pp. 325-351

Patrick Lenta

Religious liberty and cultural accommodation

No.2

pp. 352-377

Jill Zimmerman

Property on the line: is an expropriation- centered land reform constitutionally permissible?

No.2

pp. 378-418

Anashri Pillay

Reviewing reasonableness: an appropriate standard for evaluating state action and inaction?

No.2

pp. 419-440

Tjakie Naude, Gerhard Lubbe

Exemption clauses- a rethink occasioned, Afrox Healthcare Bpk v Strydom

No.2

pp. 441-463

J.C. Sonnekus

Reversionary interest in musical composition and the administration of the estate of a deceased composer

No.2

pp. 464-480

F.H.I. Cassim

Unravelling the obscurities of section 38 (2) (d) of the Companies Act

No.3

pp. 493-501

Neetu Chetty, Managay Reddi

The Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Amendment Bill: is it an adequate weapon in the war against the sexual abuse of children?

No.3

pp. 501-512

Lee-Ann Tong

Authorship of computer programs under South African copyright law: Haupt t/a Soft Copy v Brewers Marketing Intelligence (Pty) Ltd

No.3

pp. 513-528

Maleka Femida Cassim

Medscheme Holdings (Pty) Limited v Bhamjee: the concept of economic duress

No.3

pp. 528-541

Anita Cooke

Choice, heterosexual life partnerships, death and poverty

No.3

pp. 542-557

M. Kelly-Louw

Selling or leasing property? Beware of municipal debts! A note in two parts (part I)

No.3

pp. 557-571

Johann Neethling

Delictual protection of the right to bodily integrity and security of the person against omissions by the state

No.3

pp. 572-590

Lourens Du Plessis

The (re-)systematization of the canons of and aids to statutory interpretation

No.3

pp. 591-613

Tamara Cohen

Compensation and forum shopping in South African labour law

No.3

pp. 614-632

Juanita Pianaar, Hanri Mostert

The balance between burial rights and landownership in South Africa: issues of content, nature and constitutionality

No.3

pp. 633-660

Francois Du Toit

Mental capacity as an element of testamentary capacity

No.3

pp. 661-683

Rani Pillay, Noel Zaal

Child- interactive video recordings: a proposal for hearing the voices of children in divorce matters

No.3

pp. 684-695

Geoff Budlender

Transforming the judiciary: the politics of the judiciary in a democratic South Africa

No.4

pp. 715-724

Karla Saller

When worlds collide: implications of the Constitutional Court's decision in Jaftha v Schoeman when viewed through the lens of the second actor theory accepted in Oudekraal Estates (Pty) Ltd v City of Cape Town

No.4

pp. 725-740

Andrew Rens

Tsichlas v Touch Line Media (Pty) Ltd

No.4

pp. 740-748

Tracy-Lynn Field

Public participation in environmental decision- making: Earthlife Africa (Cape Town) v Director- General: Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism

No.4

pp. 748-765

A.J. Van der Walt

The state's duty to pay 'just and equitable' compensation for expropriation: reflections on the Du Toit case

No.4

pp. 765-778

M. Kelly-Louw

Selling or leasing property? Beware of municipal debts! A note in two parts (part II)

No.4

pp. 778-792

George Devenish

We are amused: Laugh it Off Promotions CC v SAB International (Finance) BV t/a Sabmark International

No.4

pp. 792-803

Yash Ghai

A journey around constitutions: reflections on contemporary constitutions

No.4

pp. 804-831

Daniel Malan Pretorius

The origins of the functus officio doctrine, with specific reference to its application in administrative law

No.4

pp. 832-864

Deeksha Bhana, Marius Pieterse

Towards a reconciliation of contract law and constitutional values: Brisley and Afrox revisited

No.4

pp. 865-895

James Grant

The permissive similarity of legal causation by adequate cause and nova causa interveniens

No.4

pp. 896-906

James Brand

Intellectual property and the abuse of dominant position in South African competition law

No.4

pp. 907-928

Willem De Klerk

University law clinics in South Africa

No.4

pp. 929-950

South African Law Journal, 2006, Vol.123

Author

Title‎

number

Page to Page

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Revocation of a will by the presumed destruction of a copy: Sansole NO v Ncube

No.1

pp. 3-12

Kealeboga N. Bojosi

Botswana abolishes the marital power: a commentary on some interesting aspects of the Abolition of Marital Power Act

No.1

pp. 12-23

A.J. Van der Walt

Reconciling the state's duties to promote land reform and to pay 'just and equitable' compensation for expropriation

No.1

pp. 23-40

Daniel Malan Pretorius

Freedom of expression and the broadcasting of public enquiries and judicial proceedings

No.1

pp. 40-53

Alexander Paterson

Fuelling the sustainable development debate in South Africa

No.1

pp. 53-62

Andrew Ashworth

Four threats to the presumption of innocence

No.1

pp. 63-97

Graham Glover

The test for duress in the South African law of contract

No.1

pp. 98-125

Elias Leos

Quasi- usufruct and shares: some possible approaches

No.1

pp. 126-146

Sieg Eiselen

Laconian revisited: a reappraisal of classification in conflicts law

No.1

pp. 147-160

Christian Schulze

Formalistic and discretionary approaches to characterization in private international law

No.1

pp. 161-179

Gerald Friedman

Tribute to Werner Vivier

No.2

pp. 193-195

A.J. Kerr

Implied provisions in contracts: is there to be a new role for the hypothetical bystander? Conflicting Supreme Court of Appeal decisions

No.2

pp. 195-204

J. Neethling

The conflation of wrongfulness and negligence: is it always such a bad thing for the law of delict?

No.2

pp. 204-214

Ntusi Mbodla

The evolution of the 'nasciturus' employee in South African Labour Law: more questions than answers

No.2

pp. 214-220

Marlise Richter

Are nursery schools 'nice places' for children with HIV/ AIDS? The case of Karen Perreira v Buccleuch Montessori Pre- school and Primary (Pty) Ltd

No.2

pp. 220-231

Christina Murray, Richard Simeon

'Tagging' bills in Parliament: section 75 or section 76?

No.2

pp. 232-263

Carol Steinberg

Can reasonableness protect the poor? A review of South Africa's socio- economic rights jurisprudence

No.2

pp. 264-284

Graham Glover

Developing a test for economic duress in the South African law of contract: a comparative perspective

No.2

pp. 285-314

Roux De Villiers

Computer programs and copyright: the South African perspective

No.2

pp. 315-337

G.J. Lidovho

The Internet and the piracy of copyrightable computer software in South Africa: some comparative perspectives

No.2

pp. 338-375

Styrian Wieder

The 'added matter' fallacy in trade mark law: Tiger Food Brands Intellectual Property Holding Co Ltd v Sunnyfield Packaging Co (Pty) Ltd

No.3

pp. 385-391

Jason Brickhill

The intervention of amici curiae in criminal matters: S v Zuma and S v Basson considered

No.3

pp. 391-399

G.E. Devenish

African Christian Democratic Party v Electoral Commission: the new methodology and theory of statutory interpretation in South Africa

No.3

pp. 399-408

Tracy-Lynn Field

Sustainable developent versus environmentalism: competing paradigms for the South African EIA regime

No.3

pp. 409-436

Richard Jooste

A critique of the insider trading provisions of the 2004 Securities Services Act

No.3

pp. 437-460

Tjakie Naude

Which transactions trigger a right of first refusal or preferential right to contract?

No.3

pp. 461-496

L.W.H. Ackermann

Constitutional comparativism in South Africa

No.3

pp. 497-515

C. Theophilopoulos

An analysis of American Fifth Amendment jurisprudence and its relevance to the South African right to silence

No.3

pp. 516-538

R.W. Nugent

Yes, it is always a bad thing for the law: a reply to Professor Neethling

No.4

pp. 557-563

Richard Jooste

The spectre of indeterminate liability raises its head

No.4

pp. 563-569

Charnelle Van der Bijl

B & B establishments, hotels and the praetorian edictum de nautis cauponibus et stabulariis: cessante ratione legis cessat lex ipsa?

No.4

pp. 570-578

Charles Ala

Submission of an affidavit to the police as a prerequisite for liability in unidentified vehicle accident claims: Road Accident Fund v Thugwana and Road Accident Fund v Makwetlane

No.4

pp. 579-595

F.H.I. Cassim

Ex parte Standard Bank Group Ltd and Liberty Group Ltd- black economic empowerment schemes and section 38(2)(d) of the Companies Act

No.4

pp. 595-601

J.L. Yeats

The drafters' dilemma: some comments on the Corporate Laws Amendment Bill, 2006

No.4

pp. 601-614

Shannon Bosch

IDASA v ANC- an opportunity lost for truly promoting access to information

No.4

pp. 615-625

Lawrence Schafer

Marriage and marriage- like relationships: constructing a new hierarchy of life partnerships

No.4

pp. 626-647

Celia Wells

Corporate manslaughter: why does reform matter?

No.4

pp. 648-664

Colin Fenwick

Labour law in Namibia: towards an 'indigenous solution'?

No.4

pp. 665-699

Murray Wesson, Max Du Plessis

Hart, Dworkin and the nature of (South African) legal theory

No.4

pp. 700-729

Gerhard Kemp

Mutual legal assistance in criminal matters and the risk of abuse of process: a human rights perspective

No.4

pp. 730-743

Rolien Roos

Executive disregard of court orders: enforcing judgments against the state

No.4

pp. 744-766

South African Law Journal, 2007, Vol.124

Author

Title‎

number

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J.M. Reyneke, J.J. Henning

The Supreme Court of Appeal in action: a statistical survey of the 2003 and 2004 terms

No.1

pp. 5-21

Managay Reddi

Domestic violence and abused women who kill: private defence or private vengeance?

No.1

pp. 22-37

Rehana Cassim, Maleka Femida Cassim

Gardner v Margo: a misapplication of section 38 of the Companies Act

No.1

pp. 37-47

Anton Kok

Higher- grade mathematics the formula for success? Establishing the odds for prospective LLB students

No.1

pp. 47-56

Mary Arden DBE

Balancing human rights and national security

No.1

pp. 57-75

F.D.J. Brand

Reflections on wrongfulness in the law of delict

No.1

pp. 76-83

M.G. Cowling

The tower of Babel- language usage and the courts

No.1

pp. 84-111

Jacqueline Heaton, J.T. Pretorius

Minors as the payees of cheques

No.1

pp. 112-127

Tjakie Naude

The use of black and grey lists in unfair contract terms legislation: a comparative perspective

No.1

pp. 128-164

Anne Pope

HIV preventive research and minors

No.1

pp. 165-187

Rhiannon Thomas

Where to from Castell v De Greef? Lessons from recent developments in South Africa and abroad regarding consent to treatment and the standard of disclosure

No.1

pp. 188-215

Wim Alberts

Origin of the species: trade mark infringement after the Bergkelder case

No.2

pp. 237-247

Darryl Cooke

The Galaecia

No.2

pp. 247-262

Julien Hofman

The meaning of the exclusions in section 4 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002

No.2

pp. 262-268

Deeksha Bhana

The law of contract and the Constitution: Napier v Barkhuizen (SCA)

No.2

pp. 269-280

J. Neethling, J.M. Potgieter

In (self-) defence of the distinction between wrongfulness and negligence

No.2

pp. 280-284

Anton Fagan

Blind faith: a response to Professors Neethling and Potgieter

No.2

pp. 285-295

Patrick Lenta

Muslim headscarves in the workplace and in schools

No.2

pp. 296-319

Nico Steytler, Yonatan Tesfaye Fessha

Defining local government powers and functions

No.2

pp. 320-338

Sope Williams, Geo Quinot

Public procurement and corruption: the South African response

No.2

pp. 339-363

Maleka Femida Cassim

Pre- incorporation contracts: the reform of section 35 of the Companies Act

No.2

pp. 364-399

Anneliese Roos

Data protection: explaining the international backdrop and evaluating the current South African position

No.2

pp. 400-437

Marius Pieterse

Health care rights, resources and rationing

No.3

pp. 514-536

Anne Pope

Encroachment or accession? The importance of the extent of encroachment in light of South African constitutional principles

No.3

pp. 537-556

Glenn Penfold, Max Du Plessis

Interdicts seeking to preserve constitutional rights- of losing litigants, interim interdicts pending appeal, and lessons from Canada

No.3

pp. 557-578

J.C. Knobel

The feasibility of the co- existence of concrete negligence and legal causation

No.3

pp. 579-599

Lynette Olivier

Tax implications of the sale of a business

No.3

pp. 600-617

Donrich W. Jordaan

Science versus anti- science: the law on pre- embryo experimentation

No.3

pp. 618-634

Graham Glover

Lazarus in the Constitutional Court: an exhumation of the excepto doli generalis?

No.3

pp. 449-459

J. Neethling

The passing- off action: requirements and protected interests- a conceptual and critical analysi

No.3

pp. 459-469

Rochelle Le Roux

The worker: towards labour law's new vocabulary

No.3

pp. 469-479

Julien Hofman

Comments on the South African Law Reform Commission's draft Interpretation of Legislation Bill

No.3

pp. 479-490

Patrick Lynn Rivers

A genealogy of media regulation in South Africa since 1892

No.3

pp. 491-499

Garth Abraham

'Yes, ... But does it have personality?' The International Committee of the Red Cross and sovereign immunity

No.3

pp. 499-513

C.T. Howie

In memory of the late Chief Justice, M.M. Corbett

No.4

pp. 657-662

Gustav Hoexter

In memoriam: Michael McGregor Corbett

No.4

pp. 663-666

Gerald Friedman

A tribute to Michael McGregor Corbett

No.4

pp. 666-670

Jeremy Gauntlett

'Duty, for duty's sake': M.M. Corbett remembered

No.4

pp. 670-676

C.R. Snyman

Extending the scope of rape- a dangerous precedent

No.4

pp. 677-687

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Freedom of testation and the Bill of Rights: Minister of Education v Syfrets Trust Ltd NO

No.4

pp. 687-702

Wim Alberts

Origin of the species II: the Verimark case and trade mark infringement

No.4

pp. 702-709

Richard Jooste

The maintenance of capital and the Companies Bill 2007

No.4

pp. 710-733

David Dyzenhaus

The pasts and future of the rule of law in South Africa

No.4

pp. 734-761

Stu Woolman

The amazing, vanishing Bill of Rights

No.4

pp. 762-794

Pierre De Vos, Jaco Barnard

Same- sex marriage, civil unions and domestic partnerships in South Africa : critical reflections on an ongoing saga

No.4

pp. 795-826

Helen Scott

The requirement of excusable mistake in the context of the condictio indebiti: Scottish and South African law compared

No.4

pp. 827-866

Rita-Marie Jansen, Teuns Verchoor

Bad handwriting and medication errors

No.4

pp. 867-881

South African Law Journal, 2008, Vol.125

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Stu Woolman

Category mistakes and the waiver of constitutional rights: a response to Deeksha Bhana on Barkhuizen

No.1

pp. 10-24

A.J. Van der Walt

Developing the law on unlawful squatting and spoliation

No.1

pp. 24-36

J. Neethling

The right to privacy, HIV/ AIDS and media defendants

No.1

pp. 36-46

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Intestate succession and gay and lesbian couples

No.1

pp. 46-62

T.W. Bennett, K. Kopke

Society of Lloyd's v Price: Characterization and 'gap' in the conflict of laws

No.1

pp. 62-70

Christopher Mbazira

'Appropriate, just and equitable relief' in socio- economic rights litigation: the tension between corrective and distributive forms of justice

No.1

pp. 71-94

Darcy Du Toit

Oil on troubled waters? The slippery interface between the contract of employment and statutory labour law

No.1

pp. 95-133

Sandra Burman, Louise Carmody, Yonina Hoffman-Wanderer

Protecting the vulnerable form 'property grabbing': the reality of administering small estates

No.1

pp. 134-156

Kasturi Moodaliyar

Are cartels skating on thin ice? An insight into the South African Corporate Leniency Policy

No.1

pp. 157-177

Sebo Tladi

The regulation of unsolicited commercial communications (spam): is the opt- out mechanism effective?

No.1

pp. 178-192

Dennis Davis

The gap between constitutional text and social practice: the role of the press

No.2

pp. 213-216

Wim Alberts

Administrative- law aspects of domain name dispute adjudication

No.2

pp. 217-230

G.E. Devenish

Department of Land Affairs v Goedgelegen Tropical Fruits- a triumph for teleological interpretation, an unqualified contextual methodology and the jurisprudence of ubuntu

No.2

pp. 231-240

A.J. Kerr

The defence of unfair conduct on the part of the plaintiff at the time the action is brought: the exceptio doli generalis and the replicatio doli in modern law

No.2

pp. 241-248

Sope Williams, Geo Quinot

To debar or not to debar: when to endorse a contractor on the register for tender defaulters

No.2

pp. 248-258

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Establishing the existence of a same- sex life partnership for the purposes of intestate succession

No.2

pp. 259-273

David Benatar

Justice, diversity and racial preference: a critique of affirmative action

No.2

pp. 274-306

Richard Stacey

Administrative law in public- sector employment relationships

No.2

pp. 307-330

Philip Sutherland

Steel and propane: the efficiency defence and horizontal mergers

No.2

pp. 331-370

Andrew Paizes

Making sense of wrongfulness

No.2

pp. 371-412

Adri Du Plessis

Pre- contractual misrepresentation, contractual terms, and the measure of damages when the contract is upheld

No.2

pp. 413-440

Andrew Hutchison

What's so wrong with Williams v Evans? An examination of the concept of the supposition in futuro

No.2

pp. 441-451

Elsje Bonthuys

Irrational accommodation: conscience, religion and same- sex marriages in South Africa

No.3

pp. 473-483

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Same- sex couple discrimination in employment benefits: where to now?

No.3

pp. 483-488

Tumai Murombo

From crude environmentalism to sustainable development: Fuel Retailers

No.3

pp. 488-504

Lynette Olivier

Privilege and tax practitioners

No.3

pp. 504-514

Tracy Gutuza

Taxing the partner of a foreign partnership

No.3

pp. 514-520

Kate Hofmeyr

A central- case analysis of constitutional remedial power

No.3

pp. 521-552

Marius Pieterse

The interdependence of rights to health and autonomy in South Africa

No.3

pp. 553-572

C.G. Van der Merwe, Graham Paddock

Two- tier governance for mixed- use and large- scale sectional title schemes

No.3

pp. 573-591

A.J. Van der Walt

Replacing property rules with liability rules: encroachment by building

No.3

pp. 592-628

Francois Venter

Arms deals, bribery and political interference: how (im) potent the (rule of) law?

No.4

pp. 633-642

D.T. Zeffertt, A.P. Paizes, J.S. Grant

Complaints in sexual offences

No.4

pp. 642-647

K. Phelps

A dangerous precedent indeed- a response to C R Snyman's note on Masiya

No.4

pp. 648-659

Anton Fagan

Reconsidering Carmichele

No.4

pp. 659-673

Stephen Wagener

K v Minister of Safety and Security and the increasingly blurred line between personal and vicarious liability

No.4

pp. 673-680

Deeksha Bhana

Pre- emption as an option? The saga continues in Van Aardt v Weehuizen

No.4

pp. 680-693

Gerhard Kemp

Constitutionalization and the International Criminal Court: whither individual criminal liability for aggression?

No.4

pp. 694-714

M.F.T. Botha

The duration of the duty to maintain and of a maintenance order

No.4

pp. 715-730

Rehana Cassim

Post- resignation duties of directors: the application of the fiduciary duty not to misappropriate corporate opportunities

No.4

pp. 731-753

David Bilchitz

Corporate law and the Constitution: towards binding human rights responsibilities for corporations

No.4

pp. 754-789

A.L. Christison, R.C. Williams

The Harmony- Gold Fields take- over battle

No.4

pp. 790-822

South African Law Journal, 2009, Vol.126

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Carias Tererai Chokuda, Jacqueline Yeats

Ensuring adequate funding for the takeovers watchdog

No.1

pp. 5-14

Wim Alberts

Trade mark infringement: does a retailer 'use' the mark?

No.1

pp. 14-23

Jonathan Klaaren

Open justice and beyond: Independent Newspapers v Minister for intelligence Services in re Masetlha

No.1

pp. 24-38

A.J. Kerr

The Constitution and Customary Law

No.1

pp. 39-50

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Revival of wills- the Supreme Court of Appeal resolves long standing uncertainty: Wessels N.O. v Die Meester

No.1

pp. 50-61

Maleka Femida Cassim

Da Silva v C H Chemicals (Pty) Ltd: Fiduciary duties of resigning directors

No.1

pp. 61-70

F.D.J. Brand

The role of good faith, equity and fairness in the South African law of contract: the influence of the common law and the Constitution

No.1

pp. 71-90

Shane Godfrey

The legal profession: transformation and skills

No.1

pp. 91-123

Mark Creig

Foreign currency and interest awards in the context of fluctuating inflation and currency rates

No.1

pp. 124-140

Mfundo Ngobese, Linda Chung

The role of efficiencies in the South African merger control regime

No.1

pp. 141-155

Anton Fagan

The confusion of K

No.1

pp. 156-205

Daniel Malan Pretorius, Livia Dyer

Freedom of expression and the statutory regulation of 'political' advertising in the broadcast media

No.2

pp. 213-231

Marius Pieterse, Adila Hassim

Placing human rights at the centre of public health: a critique of Minister of Health, Western Cape v Goliath

No.2

pp. 231-245

Luke Kelly, Tjarda Van der Vijver

Less is more: Senwes and the concept of 'margin squeeze' in South African competition law

No.2

pp. 246-255

Caroline B. Ncube

Pre- incorporation contracts: statutory reform

No.2

pp. 255-269

Stuart Wilson

Breaking the tie: evictions from private land, homelessness and a new normality

No.2

pp. 270-290

Ronan Feehily

Costs sanctions: the critical instrument in the development of commercial mediation in South Africa

No.2

pp. 291-315

Gustav Brink

National interest in anti- dumping investigations

No.2

pp. 316-359

Stefanie Roehrs

Privacy, HIV/ AIDS and public health interventions

No.2

pp. 360-397

J.L. Pretorius

R v Kapp: a model for South African affirmative action jurisprudence?

No.2

pp. 398-421

Darryl Cooke

Evangeline's search: a critical analysis and comparison of Mareva injunctions, security arrests and Rule B attachments

No.3

pp. 429-462

Francois Du Toit

The constitutional family in the law of succession

No.3

pp. 463-488

Stephen Bruce Cohen

Does Brummeria sweep clean? A US tax- law perspective

No.3

pp. 489-504

Tjakie Naude

The consumer's 'right to fair, reasonable and just terms' under the new Consumer Protection Act in comparative perspective

No.3

pp. 505-536

Daniel Malan Pretorius

The status and force of defective administrative decisions pending judicial pronouncement

No.3

pp. 537-565

Jacqueline Yeats, Richard Jooste

Financial assistance- a new approach

No.3

pp. 566-589

Madelene De Jong

Ten- year anniversary of the Maintenance Act 99 of 1998- a time to reflect on improvements, shortcomings and the way forward

No.3

pp. 590-614

Richard Jooste

Issues relating to the regulation of 'distributions' by the 2008 Companies Act

No.4

pp. 627-650

Karin Lehmann

Death and dependency: the meaning of 'dependent' under section 37C of the Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956

No.4

pp. 650-666

Yousuf A Vawda

Ensuring access through the Medicines and Related Substances Amendment Act 72 of 2008- another lost opportunity?

No.4

pp. 667-677

A.J. Kerr

The nature and future of customary law

No.4

pp. 677-689

Richman Mqeke

Guidelines for determining the constitutional injunction to apply customary law in the new South Africa

No.4

pp. 689-694

Johan Van der Walt

Agaat's law: reflections on law and literature with reference to Marlene van Niekerk's novel Agaat

No.4

pp. 695-739

Julie Cassidy

The holy grail: the search for the optimal GAAR

No.4

pp. 740-779

Mia Swart, James Fowkes

The regulation of detention in the 'age of terror'- lessons from the apartheid experience

No.4

pp. 780-805

Harvey E. Wainer

The new Companies Act: peculiarities and anomalies

No.4

pp. 806-826

Patrick Lenta

Taking diversity seriously: religious associations and work- related discrimination

No.4

pp. 827-860

South African Law Journal, 2010, Vol.127

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Deeksha Bhana

Should the doctrines of the 'undisclosed principal' or 'Piercing the corporate veil' determine the locus standi of a party to sue in terms of a contract? The conundrum of Botha v Giyose t/a Paragon Fisheries

No.1

pp. 5-18

Ed. Couzens

Expropriations as a weapon for environmental protection in South Africa

No.1

pp. 18-29

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

For feiture by a beneficiary who conspires to assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm: Danielz NO v De Wet 2009 (6) SA 42 (C)

No.1

pp. 30-37

Johann Hattingh

The tax treatment of cross- border partnerships under model- based tax treaties: some lessons from Grundlingh v The Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service

No.1

pp. 38-50

Caroline Ncube

When are complementary goods similar? Waterford Wedgwood plc v Assembled Investments (Proprietary) Ltd

No.1

pp. 51-58

Anton Kok

Is law able to transform society?

No.1

pp. 59-83

Andrew Hutchison

The doctrine of frustration: a solution to the problem of changed circumstances in South African contract law?

No.1

pp. 84-106

Constantine Theophilopoulos

The privilege against self- incrimination and the distinction between testimonial and non- testimonial evidence

No.1

pp. 107-140

Kasturi Moodaliyar, James F. Reardon, Sarah Theuerkauf

The relationship between public and private enforcement in competition law: a comparative analysis of South African, the European Union, and Swiss law

No.1

pp. 141-162

Elizabeth Picarra

On fuzzy foxes and floating heads

No.1

pp. 163-187

Tshepo H. Mongalo

Must a section 21 non- profit company be concerned only with charitable, benevolent or philanthropic activities? A closer look at the SCA judgment in Cuninghame v First Ready Development 249

No.2

pp. 195-207

Patrick Vrancken

The marine component of the South African territory

No.2

pp. 207-223

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Life policies and marriages in community of property- who owns the proceeds of the policy on the insured's death?

No.2

pp. 224-230

Johann Neethling

The right to privacy and divorce trials

No.2

pp. 230-237

Hanri Mostert

Engaged citizenship and the enabling state as factors determining the interference parameter of property: a comparison of German and South African law

No.2

pp. 238-273

A.J. Van der Walt

Sport and nuisance law

No.2

pp. 274-303

Jean J. Du Plessis

Revisiting the judge- made rule of non- interference in internal company matters

No.2

pp. 304-327

Tracy Gutuza

Tax and e- commerce: where is the source

No.2

pp. 328-338

Wim Alberts

Substantive and procedural facets of honest concurrent use in South African trade mark law

No.2

pp. 339-362

Malcolm Wallis

Ordinary justice for ordinary people: the eighth Victoria and Griffiths Mxenge Memorial Lecture

No.3

pp. 369-381

Julian Jonker

Truth, amnesty and defamation: the Citizen v McBride 2010 (4) SA 148 (SCA)

No.3

pp. 381-397

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Revival of a lost or destroyed will

No.3

pp. 397-400

F. Noel Zaal

Paper tigers no more: the new penalties jurisdiction for children's courts

No.3

pp. 401-414

A.J.G. Lang

Professor Richard Hunter Christie: A personal tribute

No.3

pp. 414-423

Chris McConnachie

"With such changes as may be required by the context": the legal consequences of marriage through the lens of section 13 of the Civil Union Act

No.3

pp. 424-442

Tamara Cohen

Employees' rights to discretionary benefits

No.3

pp. 443-462

Karmini Pillay

The cartoon wars: free speech or hate speech?

No.3

pp. 463-489

Alexander Paterson

Clearing or clouding the discourse- a South African perspective on the utility of the IUCN protected areas governance typology

No.3

pp. 490-514

Tjakie Naude

Enforcement procedures in respect of the consumer's right to fair, reasonable and just contract terms under the Consumer Protection Act in comparative perspective

No.3

pp. 515-547

Hugh Corder

A century worth celebrating

No.4

pp. 571-580

Rationality review of legislation and executive decisions: poverty alleviation network and Albutt

No.4

pp. 580-591

David Bilchitz

Is the constitutional court wasting away the rights of the poor? Nokotyana v Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality

No.4

pp. 591-605

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

Proving unworthiness to inherit because of criminal conduct of a beneficiary: the rule in Hollington v Hewthorn

No.4

pp. 605-608

Jaco Barnard-Naude

Editorial note to the first two articles

No.4

pp. 609-610

Anton Fagan

The secondary role of the spirit, purport and objects of the Bill of Rights in the common law's development

No.4

pp. 611-627

Karin Van Marle

Jurisprudence, friendship and the university as heterogeneous public space

No.4

pp. 628-645

P.J. Badenhorst

Ownership of minerals in situ in South Africa: Australian darning to the rescue?

No.4

pp. 646-672

Malcolm Wallis

What's in a word? Interpretation through the eyes of ordinary readers

No.4

pp. 673-693

Dane Ally

Avoiding the pitfall encountered by the Canadian courts when assessing the admissibility of unconstitutionally obtained evidence in criminal trials in South Africa- a proposed alternative admissibility framework

No.4

pp. 694-724

South African Law Journal, 2011, Vol.128

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S. Sandile Ngcobo

Sustaining public confidence in the judiciary: an essential condition for realising the judicial role

No.1

pp. 5-17

Charles De Matos Ala

The taxation of spousal and child maintenance arising from marital disputes and child maintenance orders

No.1

pp. 17-32

Caroline B. Ncube

You're fired! The removal of directors under the Companies Act 71 of 2008

No.1

pp. 33-51

Graham Glover

In service to the law: Alastair James Kerr SC

No.1

pp. 51-62

Garth Abraham

Paradise claimed: disputed sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago

No.1

pp. 63-99

Suzanna Harvey

Labour brokers and workers' rights: can they co- exist in South Africa?

No.1

pp. 100-122

Anne Pope

Inaedificatio revisited: looking backwards in search of clarity

No.1

pp. 123-146

Lirieka Meintjes-van der Walt

Tracing trends: the impact of science and technology on the law of criminal evidence and procedure

No.1

pp. 147-171

Calli Ferreira

The quest for clarity: an examination of the law governing public contracts

No.1

pp. 172-200

Madelene De Jong, Jacqueline Heaton

A missed opportunity to achieve justice in respect of maintenance for divorced spouses whose former spouses die: Kruger v Goss

No.2

pp. 211-223

J. Neethling

Liability for damage caused by veld, forest and mountain fires

No.2

pp. 223-233

Michael Cameron Wood-Bodley

That 'devilish little point'- the impact of section 6 (1) of the Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 on the capacity of trustees to contract, sue, and be sued: Luppacchini NO & another v Minister of Safety and Security

No.2

pp. 233-245

Andre Mukheibir

Road Accident Fund v Timis- child support grants not res inter alios acta

No.2

pp. 246-252

Lawrence G. Baxter

Adaptive regulation in the amoral bazaar

No.2

pp. 253-272

Andrew Hutchison

Agreements to agree: can there ever be an enforceable duty to negotiate in good faith?

No.2

pp. 273-296

J.C. Sonnekus

Shielding of parastatals against claims for performance: an unwarranted digression from legal principles

No.2

pp. 297-326

C.J. Visser

The revival of the amende honorable as applied to defamation by the media

No.2

pp. 327-351

Richard Bradstreet

The new business rescue: will creditors sink or swim?

No.2

pp. 352-380

Anton Fagan

The Constitutional Court loses its (and our) sense of humour: Le Roux v Dey

No.3

pp. 395-407

Jaco Barnard-Naude, Pierre De Vos

The heteronormative observer: the Constitutional Court's decision in Le Roux v Dey

No.3

pp. 407-419

John Campbell

Pleading meaning in defamation cases: Le Roux v Dey

No.3

pp. 419-427

Elsje Bonthuys

What you don't know can't hurt you: the Supreme Court of Appeal and the presumptions of paternity

No.3

pp. 427-436

Sue-Mari Maass, A.J. Van der Walt

The case in favour of substantive tenure reform in the landlord- tenant framework: the Occupiers, Shulana Court, 11 Hendon Road, Yeoville, Johannesburg v Steele; City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality v Blue Moonlight

No.3

pp. 436-451

Eric Descheemaeker

"A man of bad character has not so much to lose": truth as a defence in the South African law of defamation

No.3

pp. 452-478

Rosaan Kruger

Equality and unfair discrimination: refining the Harksen test

No.3

pp. 479-512

P.J. Maartens, P.J. Schwikkard

A juryless jurisdiction and the epistemic rules of evidence

No.3