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Commercial Law, which is more commonly known as Business Law, applies to the rights, relations and conduct of persons and businesses engaged in commerce, merchandising, trade and sales.

The key objectives of Competition Law are welfare, efficiency, and free and fair competition.

The Consumer Protection Act has had the effect of providing a reliable foundation for fair trade to develop within the country. As consumers interact with various retailers and suppliers, it would be wise to remember some of these provisions.

The Companies Act is that body of rules which regulates corporations formed under the Companies Act. A company is a business organisation which earns income by the production or sale of goods or services.

Profit companies can be public, private, personal liability, or external companies. A private company is the most commonly used business entity. It is a limited liability vehicle with one or more shareholders (owners) who contribute equity and one or more directors who manage the company and report to the shareholders.

The Labour law regulates the relationship between employers, employees and trade unions in the Republic of South Africa.

The Basic Conditions of Employment Act, the Health and Safety Act, and the Skills Development Act support the Employment Equity Act.

Our Constitution guarantees the right to equality, the protection of dignity, protection against servitude, forced labour and discriminiation, the right to pursue a livelyhood and protects children against exploitative labour practices.

The Consumer Protection Act is aimed at promoting fairness, openess and good business practice between suppliers of goods and services and consumers.

Let us help in drafting residential and commercial lease agreements that protect both, you and your tenant.

The estate planning process involves the structuring of assets in the most tax effective way in order to ensure protection and preservation of assets from one generation to the next. It also includes the drafting or reviewing of your will.

Estate planning touches on many areas, and involves not only planning for death but also planning during your lifetime – from financial planning, health planning, matrimonial property regime planning, income tax and business planning, to offshore and retirement planning.

King IV recommends all organisations consider appointing a professional to provide corporate governance services, as appropriate to the organisation’s circumstances.

Constant training on the latest developments in corporate and regulatory compliance allow us to provide complete solutions across all sectors