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Volume 28 Part 1 (2014)

Offit Enterprises (Pty) Ltd and Another v Coega Development Corporation (Pty) Ltd and Others (CCT 15/10) [2010] ZACC 20: A Restatement of the Constitutional Restraint against Unlawful Deprivation of Property?
by Dejo Olowu
Emergency Laws in Botswana: Some Critical Reflections
by Obonye Jonas
Legislative Regulation of the Developmental Functions of Traditional Leadership – In Conflict or Cohesion with Municipal Councils?
by Elmarie Knoetze
Unmasking the Phenomenon of Corruption: Perspectives from Legal Theory
by Ken Obura
Overview of Selected Role-Players in the Detection and Enforcement of Market Abuse Cases and Appeals in South Africa
by Howard Chitimira
Escaping the ‘Shifren Shackle’ through the Application of Public Policy: An Analysis of Three Recent Cases Shows Shifren is Not so Immutable after All
by Lauren Kohn
A Critical Discussion of a Pension Interest as an Asset in the Joint Estate of Parties Married in Community of Property
by Motseotsile Clement Marumoagae
The Constitutionality of Statutory Limitation to The Right of Access to Information Held by the State in South Africa
by A van Heerden and A Govindjee LLD, Professor of Law, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, and D Holness Director, University of KwaZulu - Natal Law Clinic
An Analysis of the Criteria Used to Evaluate and Award Public Tenders
by Bolton Phoebe