Adjudication challenges in construction contracts: Lessons from Muzzy v Davis Can a contractor challenge an adjudicator’s decision because of procedural fairness or jurisdiction? The recent UK case of Construction Muzzy Ltd v Davis Construction offers valuable...
Shortlisted, interviewed, forgotten: A story of ambition and disappointment In a case that underscores the complexities of internal promotions and employee expectations, the Labour Court has dismissed an application by Mr Khuliso Hillary Mbulaleni, who sought...
Can an emoji seal a deal? Saskatchewan court says yes – and South African law agrees In a landmark decision, a Canadian court ruled that a 👍🏼 emoji can constitute acceptance of a contract. This case, involving South West Terminal Ltd (SWT) and farmer...
Can a breaching party hide behind contract clauses? Disputes often arise in commercial partnerships, and repudiation can end agreements abruptly. But a crucial question remains, can the repudiating party still rely on limitation clauses in the terminated...
Pipeline or barrier? What the Eskom v Erasmus means for employment equity In Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd v Solidarity obo AP Erasmus, the Labour Appeal Court overturned a Labour Court ruling that had found Eskom guilty of unfair discrimination. The case revolved...
Email signatures & contract variations: What every person should know In the digital age, the way we communicate has evolved, but so has the law. If you negotiate, sign, or manage construction contracts where communication is frequent and issues are...
