PER: 2015 Volume 18 No 5

Contents

30 November 2015

Articles

• The law faculty of the NWU Potchefstroom campus celebrates its half centenary / Gouws, HS
• The development of international law through the unauthorised conduct of international institutions / Van der Vyver, JD
• Theoretical (dis-) position and strategic leitmotivs in constitutional interpretation in South Africa / Du Plessis, L
• Die effek van 'n voorlopige sekwestrasiebevel - word my reg om 'n lid van die parlement te wees ingeperk? / Stander, AL
• Enkele opmerkings oor bankrot munisipaliteite / Stander, AL
• Regulation of hydraulic fracturing in South Africa: A project life-cycle approach? / Du Plessis, W
• The effect of the original acquisition of ownership of immovable property on existing limited real rights / Pienaar, G
• Reasons for prosecutorial decisions / Du Toit, P & Ferreira, G
• Die adversatiewe stelsel van bewyslewering en die beste belang van die kind in egskeidingsaangeleenthede: enkele gedagtes oor "collaborative law" ter beslegting van ouerlike geskille / Robinson, JA
• The South African constitutional court's use of foreign precedent in matters of religion: without fear or favour? / Rautenbach, C
• Procurement under the uncitral model law: a Southern Africa perspective / De la Harpe, SP le R
• Anti-money laundering regulations and the effective use of mobile money in South Africa - Part 1 / Kersop, M & Du Toit, S
• Anti-money laundering regulations and the effective use of mobile money in South Africa - Part 2 / Kersop, M & Du Toit, S
• The right of the child to care and constitutional damages for the loss of parental care: some thoughts on M v Minister of Police and Minister of Police v Mboweni / Robinson, JA & Prinsloo, R
• Riglyne vir die hersiening van omgewingsverwante wetgewing ter verwesenliking van die reg op toegang tot voldoende voedsel / Snyman, I & Gildenhuys, A
• Valuation in the constitutional era / Du Plessis, WJ
• Finding property in new places - property in cyber and outer space / Erlank, W
• Die geldigheidsvereistes van 'n trust opnuut ondersoek : Khabola v Ralithabo [2011] ZAFSHC 62 / Vorster, A & Coetzee, JP
• In search of alternatives or enhancements to collective bargaining in South Africa: are workplace forums a viable option? / Botha, MM
• The "brown" environmental agenda and the constitutional duties of local government in South Africa: a conceptual introduction / Du Plessis, AA
• Cloete Murray and another v Firstrand Bank Ltd t/a Wesbank [2015] ZASCA 39 / Laubscher, M
• Public litigation and the concept of "deference" in judicial review / Klaasen, A
• "Corrective rape" of lesbians in the era of transformative constitutionalism in South Africa / Koraan, R & Geduld, A
• Evaluering van regstellende aksie in konteks van moontlike onbillike diskriminasie teen subgroepe binne die aangewese groep / Stoffels, MC
• A few South African cents' worth on bitcoin / Nieman, A
• The pursuit of sustainable development through cultural law and governance frameworks: a South African perspective / Owosuyi, IL

Editorial

Vanaf die Dekaan / From the Dean

Die Fakulteit Regte is nou halfpad na 'n honderdjarige. Weens haar ouderdom is sy diep begrond en strek haar takke en vrugte wyd. Ten spyte van haar ouderdom is sy egter steeds speels met baie planne en vol entoesiasme vir die toekoms. Ons is dankbaar dat ons hierdie mylpaal kon bereik, maar tyd is relatief en daar is immers die ou waarheid dat kosbare gedagtes ewig is en nooit oud sal word nie. Daar is talle gedagtes van ons vorige personeelkorpse verewig in joernale en boeke oor die afgelope 50 jaar en hierdie bundel bou daarop voort.

Dit is met groot genoegdoening dat hierdie feesbundel die lig sien onder die bekwame leiding van prof Leonie Stander. Die publikasie van hierdie bundel bied die geleentheid aan die Fakulteit om met die vrugte van ons huidige span navorsers te woeker (ingesluit ons jong opkomende kollegas en erkende navorsers) en sò ons trots in ons Fakulteit en mense vir die wye wêreld ten toon te stel. Ek vertrou dat u die verskeidenheid onderwerpe en invalshoeke met waardering sal geniet en bedank graag al die outeurs, evalueerders en, in besonder, die redakteur.

Prof Nicola Smit (Dekaan)

The Faculty of Law is halfway in her journey to becoming a centenarian. Her age ensures that she is a well-grounded and well-respected dame with the fruits of her labour stretching far and wide. Yet, despite her age, she is still sprightly and filled with enthusiasm for the future. We are grateful that she could reach this milestone, but time, like so many things, is relative and the ancient truth remains that precious thoughts are everlasting and will never decay, diminish or grow old. The thoughts and ideas of our previous staff members have been immortalised in journals, books and publications during the past 50 years, and this collection builds on this fine tradition.

Prof Leonie Stander's able guidance has led to the publication of this commemorative edition. This edition offers the faculty the opportunity to showcase the talents of our current researchers (both our seasoned researchers as well as our budding young researchers).  I trust that you will appreciate and enjoy the wide variety of topics and different approaches that this collection exhibits. I would like to thank the various authors, evaluators, and, in particular, the editor, for their hard work and dedication.

Prof Nicola Smit (Dean)

Editor: Professor Christa Rautenbach / Edition Editor: Professor Leonie Stander