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Franchise Disputes and Section 18: When ‘Interim’ Orders have Final Effect

The Western Cape High Court’s decision in Cash Crusaders Franchising (Pty) Ltd v Cash Crusaders Franchisees 2024 (4) SA 141 (WCC) marked a significant development in the evolving interpretation of Section 18 of the Superior Courts Act 10 of 2013, particularly in the context of execution of orders pending appeal.

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Gauteng High Court orders Immediate Cancer Treatment Amid Deadly Backlog

In a landmark ruling, the Gauteng High Court (Johannesburg) has ordered the provincial Department of Health to immediately provide treatment to patients on a long-standing backlog list of cancer patients awaiting radiation oncology services in Gauteng, some of whom have tragically died while waiting.

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The Costliest Saving in the Boardroom: Why Replacing your General Counsel is a Governance Risk

A UK colleague, Jayne McGlynn (Strategic Corporate Partner, M&A at DWF), recently described a “quiet crisis”: experienced GCs being “restructured” out and replaced by contract lawyers, junior leaders or “AI-powered” alternatives.

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Why Strategic Intergenerational Wealth Planning is Critical for Family-Owned Businesses

Family-owned businesses form a vital part of South Africa’s economic fabric.

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Situs Tax: The hidden estate risk for South Africans with offshore investments

With global investment opportunities becoming increasingly accessible, more South Africans are diversifying their wealth across borders.

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Medical Negligence: A Doctor’s Right to Decline Private Patients

A recent High Court ruling (Welkovics v Health Professional Council of South Africa (A274/2024) [2025]) has clarified that doctors are not legally or ethically obligated to accept every private patient seeking care particularly where no immediate medical emergency exists.

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