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The Unmanageable Caseload of the Gauteng Division of the High Court

The Unmanageable Caseload of the Gauteng Division of the High Court

by Peter Blanckenberg | Oct 20, 2026 | South African Law

It is common cause amongst lawyers that the case load of the Gauteng Division of the High Court has now reached unmanageable levels. The state of the civil trial rolls, in particular, is a source of serious concern: Civil Trial Dates are currently issued as far ahead...
You Always Have a Right to Receive Reasons for a Judgment

You Always Have a Right to Receive Reasons for a Judgment

by Peter Blanckenberg | Jul 8, 2025 | South African Law

It is generally presumed by the public that when a judgment is handed down in a court of law, the judgment must be accompanied by full reasons for the conclusion reached by the court, including, findings on the facts, findings on the law, and finally, the application...
Winding Up a Loved One’s Estate: What the Administration of Estates Act Says

Winding Up a Loved One’s Estate: What the Administration of Estates Act Says

by Peter Blanckenberg | Jun 30, 2025 | South African Law

In order to successfully wind up a deceased estate, the following procedure must be followed in terms of the Administration of Estates Act. Steps to Follow Immediately After the Death of a Loved One Obtain a Death Certificate (and other supporting documents) at the...
Your Will, Your Way: Why Thoughtful Preparation Is Essential

Your Will, Your Way: Why Thoughtful Preparation Is Essential

by Peter Blanckenberg | May 21, 2025 | South African Law

During the past year or so, it has become apparent to us that the service received by clients in respect of Wills and Deceased Estates has been less than stella. It appears that all too often, either the terms of the Will were less than well-conceived, and/or that the...
Maximum Interest Rates Allowed in Terms of the National Credit Act

Maximum Interest Rates Allowed in Terms of the National Credit Act

by Blanckenberg Law | May 12, 2025 | South African Law

The National Credit Act regulates all credit agreements where the receiving party is a natural person or a juristic person (i.e.  a company or a trust) that has an annual turnover or an asset value of less than R1,000,000.00. In such circumstances the National Credit...
Is There a Limit on Lender Interest Rates?

Is There a Limit on Lender Interest Rates?

by Peter Blanckenberg | May 5, 2025 | South African Law

In Tarentaal Centre Investments (Pty) Ltd v Beneficio Developments (15/2025) [2025] ZASCA 38 (8 April 2025) (“Tarentaal”), a recent judgment handed down by the Supreme Court of Appeal, the Court considered whether interest charged on a loan between two commercial...
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