KVV Inc AttorneysA bank teller was fairly dismissed for pocketing a 50c coin to balance her till. Courts confirm that even minor dishonesty can destroy trust and justify dismissal if proper procedures are followed.
KVV Inc AttorneysA Sandton Facebook debate over jackals led to insults and alleged defamation. The High Court ruled the posts were not defamatory, highlighting the need for robustness in public online discourse and the limits of legal claims for jesting remarks.
KVV Inc AttorneysAn ex-husband’s relentless, baseless litigation after divorce led the High Court to declare him a vexatious litigant, barring him from launching new cases without permission.
KVV Inc AttorneysA court ruled a neighbour’s unregistered verbal servitude over a “panhandle” access road invalid. Buyers, sellers and neighbours must ensure rights of way are properly disclosed, written, and registered to avoid costly disputes.
KVV Inc AttorneysA diner found a "needle-like object" in her burger and sued the restaurant. The court found the business liable for negligence, reaffirming the strict duty of care to serve safe food.
KVV Inc AttorneysA High Court judgment found a voetstoots clause won't protect sellers who fraudulently conceal a latent defect. The blog advises sellers to disclose defects and buyers to get inspections to avoid disaster and dispute.
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