VDT VS ESKOM

The soccer match between VDT and Eskom was highly anticipated since the beginning of the year and the atmosphere was tense as both teams wanted to end the season on a high note. Both teams had ample support and everybody was looking forward to the match. The match was very tight and Eskom only managed to clinch the game in the dying minutes. Regardless of the loss, it was a very enjoyable game of football where new friendships were made. This game will definitely become a regular fixture between the two teams.
January 19, 2015
Outstanding charges, body corporates and sales in execution

Outstanding charges, body corporates and sales in execution

Recently our Supreme Court of Appeal had to consider whether a purchaser was entitled to only pay for outstanding levies of a sectional title property that was sold in an execution sale or also the other outstanding charges such as water, sewerage etc. where the terms of the execution sale only required payment of the outstanding levies. In effect, the court had to consider whether a body corporate could be forced to accept a lesser amount because of the terms of a sale in execution.

Stoners may be exempted from zero-tolerance policy

Stoners may be exempted from zero-tolerance policy

With the well-known Prince-case finding that it is unconstitutional for the state to criminalise the possession, use or cultivation of cannabis by adults for personal consumption, the perception has arisen that this freedom extends to the workplace and that it is also discriminatory and unfair to dismiss an employee that tests positive for the use of cannabis as a result of reporting for duty under the influence of drugs. In this article, we look at to what extent the Prince-freedoms have also found their way into the workplace.

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