Table of contents: Introduction to the South African legal system • The law of delict • The law of contract • The law of sale • The law of consumer credit agreements • The law of lease • The law of agency • The law of real and personal security • The law of insurance • Labour law • Banking law • The Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 • The law of intellectual property • The law of insolvency • Competition law • Cyber law
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Principles of Competition Law in South Africa
Editors: L Kelly and D Unterhalter Authors: L Kelly, P Youens, I Goodman and P Smith
Principles of Competition Law in South Africa off ers a rigorous, clear and applied explanation of competition law in South Africa. The text is directed primarily at students, providing an appropriate introduction to the fi eld. A strong conceptual framework, balanced with a practical approach, and an expanded scope of enquiry (including perspectives relating to competition economic policy) engages readers in a challenging and comprehensive, yet accessible manner. Additional educational resources support teaching and learning, further assisting students to develop the academic skills required to master their studies.
Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Building blocks • Chapter 2: Jurisdiction • Chapter 3: Competition law framework • Chapter 4: Restrictive Horizontal Practices • Chapter 5: Restrictive Vertical Practices • Chapter 6: Abuse of dominance • Chapter 7: Mergers • Chapter 8: Enforcement • Chapter 9: Competition Law and the constitution
PAPERBACK DEC 2016 OUP SA
400 PAGES 9780199076536 9780199076031 NEW
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach Authors: W Geach, Z Buba and O Mollagee
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach presents a new and unique integrated approach to the law of taxation in South Africa. Thorough in depth and scope, the text off ers a clear and concise discussion of the concepts, principles, application and ethics of the discipline. Presenting a coherent, systematic framework that encourages applied competence, this book supports readers to master the subject matter and to confi dently develop integrated knowledge.
Designed to support advanced problem-solving competence, this text off ers a transaction-based approach. The text presents a clear conceptual framework that guides readers to establish the facts surrounding any domestic or cross-border transaction, and, with an enquiring approach, focusses on discovering all of the tax issues that might arise when any single transaction, or series of transactions, occurs.
Taxation: A Transaction-based approach is suited as a core course material for students of all disciplines, who are studying taxation at undergraduate or postgraduate level. In equal measure, this work is a valuable reference for legal, fi nancial and accounting professionals whose discipline is applied to taxation.
Table of contents: Chapter 1: The importance of establishing the facts when a transaction occurs • Chapter 2: Immovable property transactions • Chapter 3: The acquisition and disposal of trading stock • Chapter 4: The buying and selling of a business • Chapter 5: The tax consequences of business rescue • Chapter 6: Trust transactions • Chapter 7: Transactions and the liquidation of a company • Chapter 8: Transactions and deemed transactions arising as a result of a natural person’s emigration and immigration • Chapter 9: Sharia compliant fi nancing arrangements and transactions • Chapter 10: Transactions involving employed and self-employed taxpayers • Chapter 11: Cross-border transactions • Chapter 12: Transactions, tax law, ethics and tax compliance
PAPERBACK MAY 2021 OUP SA
320 PAGES 9780199042470 9780190411985
LAW: COMMERCIAL LAW
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