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Navigating Landlord and tenant law can be difficult for legal practitioners, however Lexis Digest offers an easy to use solution. Learn more here.
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This session presented by LexisNexis South Africa and Dell Technologies featured five young women trailblazers in tech sharing their insights on achieving success. They also discussed how to better ensure that young women see the tech sector as a viable career option.
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Legal practitioners are creatures of tradition and certainty. They prefer all rules to be codified and all legislation to be clear. They yearn for certainty and frown upon ambiguity within contracts, laws and especially legal proceedings. Thus there is a call for the codification of video conferencing, through video links, within the Uniform Rules of Court.[2]
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Human trafficking is one of the fastest growing crimes in the world and it is now tied with the illegal arms industry as the second largest international criminal enterprise
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We are thrilled to announce that our marketing efforts have achieved yet another milestone! Lexis GRC, one of our flagship solutions, has been prominently featured in the latest edition of Public Sector Leaders publication.
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The proliferation of electronic documents makes electronic discovery imperative for the legal and corporate world, and mishandling such documents could spell danger for the success of your case.This was the overarching sentiment shared during the virtual launch on 30 March 2021 of Africa’s first legal text on eDiscovery, entitled A Guide to eDiscovery in South Africa.
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What it takes to turn a person who is destitute and vulnerable into a slave, is the absence of the Rule of Law. That is why we are committed to the Rule of Law principle, to establish advanced legal systems in places where human beings are seen as commodities.
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In Electoral Commission of South Africa v Democratic Alliance and Others [2021] 4 All SA 52 (SCA), the Electoral Commission’s power to adjudicate disputes is limited to the administrative mechanics of an election, and as such must act within the powers lawfully conferred on it.