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Marriage Under South African Law

Paul Snaid Paul Snaid from  Snaid and Morris  on 

Three types of marriages are recognized under South African law. The solemnization and registration of these marriages are managed by the Department of Home Affairs.  They may be same sex marriages.

The Hereditary Succession in Europe: How to Determine the Governing Law

Maria de Rosis Maria de Rosis from  Interconsulting Studio Associato  on 

In this essay we will briefly focus on the issues to be faced when an EU citizen lives in a country other than the one of which he/she is a citizen and wants to dispose of his assets after his death. 

Returning Child Administrator Becomes Co-Tenant

Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg Marc-Vincent Spanjersberg from  Bos van der Burg Advocaten  on 

In 2012, the mother was 80 years old when her then 57-year-old son moves in with her. In 2017, the son is appointed as administrator and mentor of his mother with dementia. Six months later, he requests the housing association to designate him as a co-tenant.

Avoiding Coronavirus Discrimination Claims in Retail and Hospitality

Matthew P. Horvitz Matthew P. Horvitz from  Goulston & Storrs  on 
As the retail and hospitality industries reopen and expand operations during the COVID-19 pandemic, an important component of those plans is the potential issues affecting persons with disabilities.

Does the Death of a Company Director/Founder Mean "the Death" of the Company?

Sanja Djukic Sanja Djukic from  Sajić Advokatska Firma  on 
It is quite a common case that a company is organized as a single-member company, i.e. that the founder and director is the same person and that one person runs the business of the entire company.
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