This book provides easy access to the principal cases in the complex field of unjustified enrichment.

This book provides readers with insight of policing developments in South Africa with perspectives on developments from the early colonial days to the period of democratization (pre- and post-1994).

New Entrepreneurial Law is a student textbook and an aid to Henochsberg on the Companies Act 71 of 2008. This title is sold as a set accompanied by the Companies Act.

This book is a commentary on the AARTO Act.

Aimed at students, this book deals in a concise manner with insurance law in South Africa and is a companion to the more extensive treatment of this field in Lawsa.

This book examines the law of insolvency, which concerns itself primarily with the financial state of affairs of debtors and is regulated mainly by the Insolvency Act 24 of 1936.

The book deals with the legal-philosophical aspects of communications law, limitations to the right to freedom of expression, and methods of communication.

This book covers a wide variety of legal subjects which are relevant to both banking and credit management students and/or practitioners.

This book enables students and practitioners, including administrators and investment advisors, to interpret and apply the laws and procedures relating to the winding up of a deceased estate.

This book tells how the first functioning democratic government in South Africa was established in the Ohrigstad region in the late 1840s among the Dutch Emigrants (Voortrekkers).