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CUSTOMARY LAW AND THE CONSTITUTION: NAVIGATING FAMILY, CULTURE AND JUSTICE IN SOUTH AFRICA
Disclaimer: This article is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Customs and religious practices differ across communities and families. Individuals are encouraged to seek professional legal advice to understand how their specific cultural and religious traditions fit within South African law and to ensure their rights and associated obligations are properly protected. Recent litigation, involving the “who’s who” of South Africa, dominat
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WHEN A LOVED ONE REFUSES HELP: INVOLUNTARY REHABILITATION
Involuntary admission to rehab may be possible when someone is a danger to themselves or others due to, inter alia, substance abuse. At Ulrich Roux & Associates, we guide our clients through the legal process of admitting a loved one to rehab involuntarily, ensuring that the procedural steps are handled correctly. Addiction can tear families apart, emotionally, financially and physically. When a loved one’s substance use spirals out of control and they refuse help, it is on
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‘POWER PLAY’: KNOW YOUR RIGHTS – UNLAWFUL DISCONNECTION OF MUNICIPAL SERVICES (JHB + CPT)
Disclaimer: Rules and procedures may differ depending on the particular municipality. The below information is based on the policies of the City of Johannesburg (CoJ) and the City of Cape Town (CoCT) alone, as per the City of Johannesburg’s Credit Control and Debt Collection Policy (June 2022) and the City of Cape Town’s Credit Control and Debt Collection Policy (June 2025). Introduction This article seeks to dissect and scrutinise the procedure that forms the foundation of t
Oct 217 min read
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