Shirande Schmidt gesels in die #GROOTplaas ateljee oor die wetlike aspekte van die onderverdeling van landbougrond.
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Shirande Schmidt gesels in die #GROOTplaas ateljee oor die wetlike aspekte van die onderverdeling van landbougrond.
Kyk gerus die onderhoud weer hier:
The Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 (“TPCA”) provides the framework for the effective and efficient operation of a trust. The Act confers a range of statutory duties on trustees when appointed, which duties have recently been extended by the General Laws (Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorism Financing) Amendment Act 22 of 2022 (“Amendment Act”) which amended the TPCA. In this article, we unpack the duties that form part of the responsibilities which are assumed when a trustee is appointed.
The actions of a company director are often seen as the actions of the company, leading to the perception that where a company has potentially caused harm or damage at the direction of its directors, the directors are automatically liable for such loss or damage. Our Supreme Court of Appeal recently had occasion to consider this position and when directors can be held liable.
A notable aspect of the recent Budget speech by Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana was the introduction of a local electric vehicle production incentive, heralding the long-awaited strategic support for this in the motor industry and aligning South Africa with the growing international focus on electric vehicles and the phasing out of internal combustion engines.