Statutory formalities in South African law by Myburgh, Franziska

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A critical analysis of statutory deeming in the context of the interaction between South Africa's controlled foreign company regime and model-based bilateral tax treaties by Daniels, Imran

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Influences of customary and statutory governance on sustainable use and livelihoods: The case of baobab, Chimanimani District, Zimbabwe by Kozanayi, Witness

“…Using the lens of the baobab tree, this research set out to address these gaps and to elucidate understanding of the interplay between customary and statutory governance in managing natural resources; the influence of such interactions on ecological sustainability and livelihoods; and the contextual factors that shape such approaches. …”
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Grounds for review of administrative action : the interaction between the constitution, the act and the common law by Hopkins, Elana

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The treatment of section 24J instruments denominated in a foreign currency with regard to the categorisation as fixed or variable rate instruments and the interaction between secti... by Fourie, Susanna Janine.

“…Applying the rules of statutory interpretation and with the aid of hypothetical examples, itis argued that foreign exchange rates would fall within the definition of a variable rate for purposes of section 24J. …”
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Domestic deeming provisions and double tax treaties: lessons from Tradehold and Fowler by Davidson, Bronwyn

“…This thesis examines the complex interaction between domestic deeming provisions in South African domestic tax law and double tax treaties (‘DTTs'), focusing on the legal and interpretative challenges that arise when statutory fictions are applied within an international tax framework. …”
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Digging deeper for benefits: rural local governance and the livelihood and sustainability outcomes of devils claw (Harpagophytum spp.) harvesting in the Zambezi Region, Namibia by Lavelle, Jessica-Jane

“…Natural resource governance in Africa is characterised by increased commercialisation of natural resources, the promotion of community-based natural resource management, and a re-appropriation of traditional authorities and customary law as evidenced by their inclusion in statutory frameworks. Yet, knowledge of the interaction and effect of these multiple governance arrangements on local communities is limited. …”
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The distortion of the meaning of bride wealth: significance for the evolution of living customary law in southern Nigeria by Diala, Jane Chinonyerem

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Premature termination of fixed-term contracts of employment on grounds of operational requirements

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Customary governance and expressions of living customary law at Dwesa-Cwebe: contributions to small-scale fisheries governance in South Africa by Sunde, Jacqueline

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The influence of location on the structure and functioning of private land conservation networks in the Western Cape province of South Africa by Baum, Julia

“…Protected areas are an important tool for biodiversity conservation. Statutory protected areas are, however, perceived to currently be insufficient in extent and functioning for achieving conservation goals. …”
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The development and reform of the rules regulating authority to contract on behalf of companies in South African and English Law by Van Niekerk, Julian Jesse

“…This shift has manifested in both judicial analysis (by courts placing the principles of agency, in particular ostensible authority, at the centre of unauthorised contracting cases) and statutory intervention (by the introduction of sections which expressly make constitutional provisions irrelevant to third parties). …”
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The practice of legislation-justified extortion and its effects on effective management of formal businesses by Ramushu, Mokgobi

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Governance, informality and agency in the making of cross-border mopane worm livelihoods in Southern Africa by Sekonya, James George

“…Interactions between statutory and customary governance systems have, in turn, led to the emergence of informality as an adaptive strategy across the trade. …”
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Law and community in a slave society : Stellenbosch district, c.1760-1820 by Dooling, Wayne

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Adaption des institutions Tradition-Nelles A La Gestion Foncierre De Kinshasa, Ville-Capitale (1960-2016) by Sangu, Philippe Ibaka

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Redress for victims of cartel activity

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Medical education and the importance of teaching medical teachers about teaching by Kent, Athol Parkes

“…Political factors can impinge on staff teaching and student learning by Governmental demands through statutory councils or through the power exerted by the universities. …”
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A social-technical harm-based taxonomy of online hate in South Africa by Omidosu, Joseph

“…Digital and social media provide online users with virtually unlimited interaction and instant communication to freely express their thoughts and opinions. …”
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