‘As was pointed out in the Noble & Barbour v South African Railways and Harbours 1922 AD 527 at 539 – 40, this does not involve reading the word “may” as meaning “must”. As long as the English...
Read MoreDE v RH (CCT 182/14) [2015] ZACC 18 (19 June 2015) per Madlanga J (unanimous] On appeal from the Supreme Court of Appeal (hearing an appeal from the North Gauteng High Court, Pretoria): #1 Leave to appeal is granted and #2 The...
Read MoreAdultery ceased to be a criminal offence in South Africa about 100 years ago. But until now the aggrieved spouse has been able to base a claim for damages for ‘humiliation’ against the adulterer. This may be about to change...
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