South African Law Journal V140 Issue 3

South African Law Journal

G Glover (Managing Editor); M Paleker; PJ Schwikkard; H Kruuse; H Corder; C Fritz

ISSN: 0258-2503 | eISSN: 1996-2177
Years of Publication: 1883 – current (by Juta & Co since 1910)
Published: Periodical – 4 Issues/Annum
Accreditation(s): International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS); Scopus

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The South African Law Journal is South Africa’s premier law journal. It publishes articles, notes on cases and book reviews by prominent members of the legal profession and academics. Founded in 1884, it is one of the oldest law journals of its kind in the world. The South African Law Journal is the legal showcase for new ideas, changing attitudes and shifting emphases in South African law. Those who are interested in these changes and developments will find this journal stimulating reading.

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Murder and fraud for inheritance: Smit v The Master of the High Court, Western Cape

Author: Mohamed Paleker
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 465-480 (2023)

A call for specialised foreclosure courts and a separate foreclosure roll — An analysis of South African Human Rights Commission v Standard Bank of South Africa Ltd (CC)

Author: Ciresh Singh
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 481-494 (2023)

Can ownership of reproductive material be transferred?

Author: Donrich Thaldar
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 495-504 (2023)

In defence of the Pretoria Crits

Author: Emile Zitzke
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 505-520 (2023)

Exploring the idea that increasing profits is a legitimate operational requirement: Revisiting a twenty-year-old impulse

Authors: Bhavna Ramji, Jeremy Phillips & Ihsaan Bassier
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 521-549 (2023)

International best practice and a revised Code for Responsible Investing in South Africa

Author: Natania Locke
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 550-578 (2023)

Do Islamic-law wills contravene the common-law prohibitions against delegation of testamentary powers and incorporation by reference?

Author: Fatima Essop
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 579-610 (2023)

Affording post-relationship rights to unmarried intimate life partners in South Africa — A comparative analysis of the legal position

Authors: Brigitte Clark & Belinda van Heerden
Source: South African Law Journal 140 I3, pp 611-646 (2023)