Law Articles

In South African law, a clear distinction is drawn between questions of fact and questions of law, with some issues falling into a mixed category. This distinction is not merely academic – it has practical implications.

A legal analysis of how South African courts draw inferences in civil disputes and criminal contempt cases, with case law and practical examples.

A tacit term (also called an implied term in fact) is an unexpressed provision of a contract that is derived from the inferred common intention of the parties.