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Latest Edition: Volume 55 2022
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South Africa’s jurisdictional challenge with the under-development of crossborder commercial litigation: Litigation v Arbitration
Primrose E.R. Kurasha
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The Seychelles Employment Tribunal: The drafting history of the Employment (Amendment) Act of 2008 and its relevancy to understanding the work of the Tribunal
Jamil Ddamulira Mujuzi
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A double-edged sword: The role of insurable interest in non-indemnity insurance in the light of the Covid-19 pandemic in Zimbabwe
Noah Maringe
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An overview of maternity protection in Botswana: A critique of the Employment Act through the International Labour Organisation’s Maternity Protection Convention lens
Tshepo Mogapaesi
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Tsambo v Sengadi (244/19) [2020] ZASCA 46 (30 April 2020); Sengadi v Tsambo; In Re: Tsambo (40344/2018) [2018] ZAGPJHC 666; [2019] 1 All SA 569 (GJ) (8 November 2018)
Assessing the insurmountable challenge in proving the existence of a customary marriage in terms of section 3(1)(b) of the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998 and the misplacing of gender inequality
Keneilwe Martha Radebe
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Tackling the “shadow pandemic”: the development of a positive duty on adults to report domestic violence
Ropafadzo Maphosa
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The dilemma of gender inequality in the delict of seduction: A Zimbabwean perspective and some lessons from South Africa
Priccilar Vengesai
Sibongumuzi Zibusiso Mnkandhla
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Adjudicative subsidiarity, the “horizontality simpliciter” approach and personality rights: Outlining an integrated and constitutional reading strategy to the law of personality
CJ Visser
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The drive towards certainty: a short reflection on “law is/as code”, complexity, and “the uncontract”
Yvonne Jooste
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COVID-19 at the workplace: What lessons are to be gained from early case law?
William Manga Mokofe
Stefan van Eck
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