by Xtraordinary Women | Oct 5, 2022 | Business Advice, Business Services, Legal Advice
By Celesté Snyders Introduction Ever wondered if a foreign national can start a business in South Africa? Are you a foreign national and planning on starting a business in South Africa, but you are not sure if you can? This article will explain how a foreign national...
by Xtraordinary Women | Sep 12, 2022 | Legal Advice
By Celesté Snyders People often find themselves in contractual disputes and are unsure whether the type of contract they entered is valid. There are five elements or requirements for a contract to be valid. Namely: consensus, lawfulness, legal capacity to enter into...
by Xtraordinary Women | Sep 8, 2022 | Legal Advice
A tokenised security is a tradable, blockchain-based financial asset representing an investment in another asset. The concept of tokenisation, could include a coin (but is not limited to that) and involves creating a virtual token that represents ownership of a...
by Xtraordinary Women | Sep 8, 2022 | Legal Advice
By Nivaani Moodley, Partner, Joani van Vuuren, Senior Associate & Jamie Jacobs, Associate from Webber Wentzel. Unfair discrimination on the grounds of pregnancy is prohibited under South African law. Despite the protections afforded to employees who are pregnant,...
by Xtraordinary Women | Sep 7, 2022 | Legal Advice
By Yasmina Poundja Griesel The concept of good faith, or bonae fidel (Roman – Dutch), has been and still remains central to the nature of contracts. In the last two decades, legal academics have lead courts to develop and consider discussions relating to contractual...
by Xtraordinary Women | Jun 28, 2022 | Legal Advice, Technology
By Celeste Snyders Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter and his reasons for wanting to acquire it seems to drive home a principle that technology should benefit mankind at its very core. But legally, what does that mean? The Act 4 of 2013, Section 2, also known as IT...