Browsing PER: 2013 Volume 16 No 5 by Title
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Race as/and the trace of the ghost: jurisprudential escapism, horizontal anxiety and the right to be racist in BoE trust limited
(2013)This contribution draws on critical race theory and critical legal theory in order to read and critique the Supreme Court of Appeal judgment of Erasmus AJA in BoE Trust Limited 2013 3 SA 236 (SCA). It will specifically ... -
Reflections on judicial views of Ubuntu
(2013)Since S v Makwanyane, ubuntu has become an integral part of the constitutional values and principles that inform interpretation of the Bill of Rights and other areas of law. In particular, a restorative justice theme has ... -
Reforming the multilateral decision-making mechanism of the WTO: what is the role of emerging economies?
(2013)The paper focuses on the future of global economic governance in the light of the current state of multilateral trade negotiations. The aim is to analyse identified key historical issues at the heart of the decision-making ... -
Unpacking the right to plain and understandable language in the consumer protection act 68 of 2008
(2013)The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 came into effect on 1 April 2011. The purpose of this Act is, among other things, to promote fairness, openness and respectable business practice between the suppliers of goods or ... -
What intellectual property lawyers can learn from Barbra Streisand, Sepp Blatter, and the "Coca-Cola cry-baby": Dealing with "trademark bullying" in South Africa
(2013)This article suggests some pause for reflection amongst intellectual property lawyers, and for serious consideration of the words of an internationally-renowned IP law expert: "Possessing a right does not mean that it is ... -
Yet another call for a greater role for good faith in the South African law of contract: Can we banish the law of the jungle, while avoiding the elephant in the room?
(2013)This article examines the current approach of the South African courts to the role of good faith or bona fides in contracts, as well as the courts’ stated reasons for this approach. The article specifically examines how ...