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We will resume posting material following the festive period on 9 January 2024 although if there are any significant developments we will endeavour to provide an update.
To all of our global readers we would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We will resume posting material following the festive period on 9 January 2023 although if there are any significant developments we will endeavour to provide an update.
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NRF’s Shareholder Collaboration Tool allows Institutional investors to confidently collaborate, while reducing the burden on legal teams to manage the associated risks.
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We will resume posting material on 26 April although if there are any significant developments we will endeavour to provide an update.
Another COVID-19 insurance case comes to a close, at least for now, with the Full Federal Court handing down its decision in Star Entertainment Group Limited v Chubb Insurance Australia Ltd [2022] FCAFC 16. The Full Federal Court also handed down its decision in the second business interruption test case appeal.
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To all of our global readers we would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
We will resume posting material following the festive period on 6 January 2021 although if there are any significant developments we will endeavour to provide an update.
The overriding intention of South Africa’s Competition Amendment Bill of 2018, introduced in parliament on 12 July 2018, is to address perceived high levels of concentration and the skewed ownership profile of the South African economy. The competition authorities have consistently expressed concerns about the large number of dominant firms operating in the economy
A controversial introduction in the latest draft of South Africa’s Competition Amendment Bill of 2018 is the inclusion of a section that requires the State President to constitute a standing committee of cabinet ministers and public officials to consider whether a merger, involving a foreign acquiring firm, will be adverse to national security interests in
A revised draft of the Cybercrimes and Cybersecurity Bill was tabled in Parliament in February 2017. See our previous post on the major changes to the original draft published for public comment in August 2015.
At the beginning of July 2017, the portfolio committee on justice and correctional services called for public comments on the
