The legal framework regulating cyberbullying among children in South Africa

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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

“…Even today this area of law is recognised as one of complexity, with the principles of agency, court-made company law doctrines and legislative provisions sitting side by side, with no sure guide as to their interaction. …”
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Domestic deeming provisions and double tax treaties: lessons from Tradehold and Fowler by Davidson, Bronwyn

“…Research Methodology: A doctrinal legal research approach is employed, drawing on legislative analysis, case law, and academic commentary. …”
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Understanding women's claim to land in an Eastern Cape Village by Luwaya, Nolundi

“…Drawing on further literature and empirical research I discuss the interaction between top down approaches to framing laws and the assignment of status, an aspect that is crucial for black women. …”
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The rationale for state custodianship of mineral resources under the MPRDA: a conceptual analysis of equitable access to the mining industry and black economic empowerment by Mpiko, Xabiso Gift

“…The state's role as custodian is evaluated through its legislative and regulatory actions, focusing on how it facilitates access to mining opportunities for historically disadvantaged groups. …”
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The law of contract : exemption of liability through the cases

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Illicit Financial Flows in Zambia's Integrated Economy: Analysing the effects of illegal taxation practices in the extractives industry on value addition by Mulenga, Mwaba Chileya

“…Using the Constitution, legislative measures, and other policy pronouncements, efforts are being made by the Zambian government to maximise opportunities for diversification and value addition from mining to other sectors of the economy. …”
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The Utilization of the Rule of Law for Economic Development in Developing States: The Case of Egypt from Nasser to Mubarak by Ahmed, Mohamed M.

“…It demands adjusting legislative and legal institutional practices to enforce and protect market operations, and the minimizing of state intervention. …”
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An evaluation of aspects of group areas legislation in South Africa by Schoombee, Johannes Theodorus

“…The main purpose of group areas legislation, which explains its complexity and essential characteristics, is to bring about the territorial segregation of the racial groups defined in the Act. …”
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The role of expert evidence in support of the defence of criminal incapacity

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Theory and implementation evaluation to the STAP/ADAPT diversity programme by Behrendt, Leigh-Ann

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Understanding Subterranean Hydrology in the Delineation of Wetlands : an Ephemeral Hillslope Wetland on Basement Granite in South Africa

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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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Waste management practices at the University of Stellenbosch : an environmental management perspective by Mohamed, Ayub

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Judicial recognition of living customary law in the context of women's matrimonial property rights in South-East Nigeria by Diala, Anthony Chima

“…The interaction of customary law with state law raises challenges for policy-makers in postcolonial societies. …”
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The Mixed Marriages Act (1949) : a theological critique based on the investigation of legislative action and church responses to this legislation by Furlong, Patrick Jonathan

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Buyer-supplier relationships in the mining industry : measures required to enhance supplier satisfaction and achievpreferred customer status

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A consideration of the fault standard in a claim for additional compensation under s 56(1) of the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Disease Act by Spoor, Alexander

“…From initially placing the burden of injury almost exclusively on the injured employee, growing social awareness of the inherent risks in the workplace has seen an ever increasing willingness to hold the employer liable.1 This was initially driven by the courts, but developments were soon overtaken by the work of political activists and trade unions, which placed great pressure on business and the state to find more equitable systems of worker protection.2 This culminated in what is so often referred to as a new balance3 being struck in the form of comprehensive legislation to protect workers. In South Africa, this comprehensive legislation is the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act 3 of 1993 ('the COIDA'). …”
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Determinants of Corporal Punishment and Severe Physical Punishment in Egypt: A Mixed-Methods Analysis for Child Protection Policy by Nassef, Marwa Moustafa

“…Corporal punishment (CP) and severe physical punishment (SPP) remain a major public health, child rights, and child protection policy concern. In Egypt, despite legislative reforms, survey-weighted analysis of the 2021 Egypt Family Health Survey (EFHS) 2021 (CAPMAS, 2022) reveals prevalence rates of 60.5% for CP and 27.4% for SPP among children aged 1–14 (author’s calculations using EFHS-2021, n=7623), yet evidence distinguishing the determinants of routine corporal punishment from escalation to severe physical punishment remains limited in low- and middle-income contexts. …”
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A critical analysis of the tax implications of debt reductions

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