De Serie Legenda Volume II Law of Specific Contracts and Consumer Protection Law
This book contains tributes to Professor Johan Lotz, as well as essays on areas of the law in which he worked.
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This book contains tributes to Professor Johan Lotz, as well as essays on areas of the law in which he worked.
The chapters in this volume disseminate original research by recognised scholars on developments within the disciplines of specific contracts and consumer protection law. The contributions are written from the premise of the South African law position and in certain instances include a comparative perspective.
Table of contents
1 - Estate agents, conveyancers, fraudulent transfer of immovable property and the liability of the registrar of deeds: Stirling v Fairgrove (Pty) Ltd 2018 2 SA 469 (GJ) by Jacolien Barnard and Chris J Nagel
2 - The constitutional development of the law of contract: A practical perspective by Bertus Bergenthuin
3 - The role and responsibility of suppliers in the recall of defective, unsafe and hazardous consumer products that cause harm by Monray M Botha and Jacolien Barnard
4 - Renewal options, public policy, and consensus: The Beadica and Oregon Trust cases by Graham Glover
5 - The South African legal framework in respect of agricultural equipment financing: The story of the John Deere tractor by Michel M Koekemoer
6 - Of agency, representation and insurance advice: One step forward or two steps back? by Daleen Millard
7 - Die verskillende versekeringskontrakte, versekeringsbesighede, die likwidasie van die versekeringsmaatskappy en die belastingpligtigheid daarvan by Leonie Stander and Henk Klopper
8 - The distinction between rights collateral and rights incidental to the lessor and lessee relationship: The Constitutional Court blurs the line by Philip N Stoop
9 - Regulating Airbnb in South Africa: Some tentative comments by Mark (AM) Tait
10 - The implications of the Corondimas principle for South African contract law: A new paradigm for specific contracts? by Jani S van Wyk and Reghard Brits
Addendum - Personal tributes to Prof. DJ Lotz
