Tag: writ of execution

Setting aside writ: Applicable legal principles

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Attaching accounts invoices: Incorporeal property rights?

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Execution writ compliance: Impossible to perform?

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Retrospective backpay explained: Contempt not execution

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Furnishing reasonable security: Staying writ attachment

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Exemption from security: Staying writ and lifting attachment

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Business transfer writ: Status of execution

After nearly 13 years this dispute may be finally resolved after Rabkin-Naicker J decided that in terms of  s197(5) of the LRA a new employer is bound by any arbitration award that was reversed by the Labour Court after a...

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