Candidate Attorney Vacancy
Mayet & Associates Inc. – Bloemfontein Office We are seeking a dynamic and motivated Candidate Attorney to join our Bloemfontein team. If you are passionate about the law and eager to advance your legal career in a supportive and fast-paced environment, we invite you to apply. To apply, please email the following documents to info@mayet.law: […]
Correspondent Attorney in Bloemfontein
Trusted Court Filings & Legal Support by Mayet & Associates Inc. Are you looking for a reliable correspondent attorney in Bloemfontein to manage your court filings, document service, or urgent litigation support? At Mayet & Associates Inc., we provide fast, efficient, and professional correspondent legal services in Bloemfontein, with a focus on matters before the […]
A Practical Guide to Company Registrations in South Africa: What Entrepreneurs Need to Know
Starting a business in South Africa is an exciting journey but one that involves more than just innovative ideas and market strategies. Ensuring that your company is properly registered and legally compliant is crucial to safeguarding your investment and building a sustainable enterprise. Whether you’re launching a small startup or expanding an international venture, understanding […]
Understanding South Africa’s Two-Pot Retirement System: What You Need to Know
South Africa’s new two-pot retirement system introduces a more flexible approach to managing retirement savings, enabling individuals to access part of their pension before retirement age. The system is structured around two distinct components: a savings component, which allows for limited early withdrawals, and a retirement component, which remains preserved until the individual reaches retirement […]
Digital Expression and Legal Accountability: The Evidentiary Role of Social Media in South African Courts
The advent of social media has fundamentally reshaped modes of communication in the 21st century, influencing not only personal interaction and societal discourse but also judicial processes. Platforms such as Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp have become repositories of information that increasingly find their way into legal proceedings. This article explores the […]
Supreme Court of Appeal Affirms Disqualification of Bidder to Safeguard Procurement Integrity
In a significant decision concerning public procurement standards, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) recently upheld the disqualification of Aventino Ecotroopers Joint Venture (Aventino) from two high-value road maintenance tenders awarded by the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport. The case highlights the discretion afforded to government departments in excluding bidders whose conduct may compromise […]
Director Removal and the Role of the MOI: Lessons from Ramela v Ndzunzu
A company’s Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI) is its foundational governance document. Yet, section 15 of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 makes clear that its provisions must not contradict the Act, and where inconsistencies arise, those conflicting clauses are unenforceable to the extent of the conflict. This principle was central to the Eastern Cape High […]
Traditional Healers and the Validity of Medical Certificates: Navigating Cultural Rights and Statutory Compliance in South African Labour Law
South Africa’s constitutional commitment to multiculturalism finds expression across diverse legal domains, including employment law. One particularly complex issue arises in the context of employee absenteeism based on illness or incapacity certified by traditional health practitioners. The key legal question is whether, and under what conditions, such medical certificates are enforceable under current statutory frameworks. […]
Understanding Residential Leases Under South African Law: What Landlords and Tenants Should Know
When dealing with residential lease agreements, getting to the right outcome often depends less on rigid answers and more on understanding the legal reasoning behind them. This overview outlines the relevant legal framework and offers practical insights for both landlords and tenants navigating fixed-term residential leases. Does the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) Apply to the […]
Franchise Law Compliance: Are Agreements Void if Statutory Information is Missing?
Navigating franchise regulations can be daunting, especially where the legal language is imprecise or ambiguous. A notable challenge lies in interpreting the wording of provisions such as Regulation 2(2)(b) under South Africa’s Consumer Protection Act (CPA), which lacks clarity on what level of detail is required to meet compliance. This uncertainty raises a critical legal […]