Craig Van Der Merwe Attorneys

Craig Van Der Merwe Attorneys Our firm conducts practice in all aspects of law.

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Advertising law, Corporate law, Litigation, Divorces, Commercial matters, Sequestrations and liquidations, Wills, Mergers and Acquisitions and Intellectual Property law.

29/05/2018

So search for MH370 called off. Now what? Answers?

09/04/2018

Finality in Oscar Pistorius matter - Constitutional Court declines his appeal.

16/03/2018

‪Will Shaun Abrahams’ decision ever been seen as impartial, whichever side of the fence you sit?‬

19/12/2017

News24 reports that Oscar Pistorius has filed papers to the Constitutional Court to appeal his 13 year sentence.

29/11/2017

Van Breda case postponed to 12 February 2018 for closing arguments

24/11/2017

Oscar Pistorius sentence increased to 13 years by SCA.

02/11/2017

Johannesburg – The Constitutional Court is on Thursday expected to hear a case brought by trade union Solidarity and the South African Restructuring and Insolvency Practitioners' Association (Saripa) challenging the constitutionality of BEE and affirmative action.

The court case relates to the abolition of the Department of Justice's appointment policy insofar as liquidators are concerned, according to a statement issued by both Solidarity and Saripa.

Van der Bijl contends that the constitutionality and strict implementation of affirmative action and BEE would be tested during the crucial case. - NEWS24

02/11/2017

Remember Oscar appeal to be heard in SCA tomorrow.

03/10/2017

Oscar Pistorius update: Appeal against his sentence to be heard on 3 November 2017 according to NPA.

29/08/2017

JOHANNESBURG - The Constitutional Court has ruled that new home owners are not liable for historical debt incurred by previous owners.

Several municipalities including Tshwane, eThekwini and Ekurhuleni had argued that it was lawful for a municipality to attach and sell a recently purchased property in order to pay debt owed to them.

The case was brought by several property owners who opposed this practice.

Historically a property was not allowed to be transferred to a new buyer until a municipal certificate was issued, clearing any debt spanning a two-year period.

However, debts that surpassed the cut off became the liability of the new owner.

At the heart of this appeal was the interpretation of the Municipal Systems Act, which municipalities used to refuse to issue clearance certificates until all debts had been paid.

Justice Edwin Cameron handed down today’s unanimous judgement.

Cameron says the provision is capable of being interpreted so that the charge does not survive transfer.
Credit - EWN

08/08/2017

Opposition parties looking dejected. Methinks vote of no confidence did not succeed.

03/08/2017

Spy tape saga in appeal court on 15 September 2017

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