Commercial and Liquidation Attorneys, Pretoria

Commercial and Liquidation Attorneys, Pretoria NVG Attorneys specialize in Liquidations, Divorces, Commercial Law, Contract Law and Environmental Law

We are attorneys specialising in Family Law matters, whcih include Maintenance, Custody, Visitation, Adoption and Divorces matters.

13/05/2020

Is your business in financial distress? Contact us on 0834865005 or [email protected] to assist with:
1 Restructuring;
2 Business rescue; or
3 Liquidation.

If you want to move between provinces to return to your place of residence or work, you have one chance to do so between...
01/05/2020

If you want to move between provinces to return to your place of residence or work, you have one chance to do so between 1 and 7 May 2020. No permit needed during this time.

28/04/2020

Has the lockdown impacted negatively on your marriage? Please contact us on [email protected] or 083 486 5005 to assist you with a divorce.

23/04/2020

The CEO of bond originator Multinet is confident that banks will have solutions for homeowners who will see their finances affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

22/04/2020

The impact of the COVID 19 pandemic will have a lasting effect on the South African economy. It will consequently impact on contractual obligations, however the South African law makes provision for force majeure when it becomes impossible for parties to perform their contractual obligations.

Please contact us on [email protected] or 083 486 5005 to arrange an obligation free 30 minutes consultation after the lockdown.

15/04/2020

The impact of the COVID 19 pandemic will have a lasting effect on the South African economy. It will consequently impact on contractual obligations, however the South African law makes provision for force majeure when it becomes impossible for parties to perform their contractual obligations. The South African law provides for two types namely contractual force majeure clauses and common law force majeure.

The South African law does however not excuse the performance of a contract in all circumstances of force majeure.

The requirements are inter alia the following: -

1. The impossibility must be objectively impossible.
2. It must be absolute as opposed to probable and relative.
3. The impossibility must be unavoidable
4. It must not be the fault of either party.
5. The mere fact that an event was foreseeable, does not necessarily mean that it ought to have been foreseeable or that it is avoidable.

Please contact us on [email protected] or 083 486 5005 to arrange an obligation free 30 minutes consultation after the lockdown.

06/04/2020

Could individuals plead force majeure if they cannot pay their debts?

12/01/2020

One of the biggest challenges of living in a shared space and in proximity with neighbours in a community scheme is getting along with other residents.

31/07/2018

The list of countries South Africans can visit visa-free has expanded, with more than 102 nations now included on the list.

20/07/2018

Disclaimer: This is an unofficialtranslation of the judgement in Smit v Abrahams (109/1992) [1994] ZASCA 64; [1994] 4 All SA 679 (AD) (16 May 1994)produced for SAFLII. The original Afrikaans text takes precedence and should be cited at all times.

Address

49 Eleventh Street, Menlo Park
Pretoria
0181

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+27834865005

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