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THE SA ATTORNEYS’ JOURNAL JUNE 2018 DECODING S 2(1)(a) AND (b) OF THE CONTINGENCY FEES ACT A ‘without prejudice’ letter breathes Reinstatement except when new life into prescribed matter ‘not reasonably practicable’ – a discussion of s 193(2)(c) of the LRA No Win No Fee The right to road safety Labour law v the law of contract and the Constitution as amicus curiae? Who is responsible for accounting records? Portfolio Committee satisfied with progress made on National Minimum Wage Bill Africa Botswana Ghana Kenya Mauriti us Namibia Nigeria Swaziland Uganda Zimbabwe Zambia What if you had the widest sight of legislati on in Africa available? Africa is business-ready and with a signifi cant appeti te for growth in the conti nent, being deliberate in your legal preparati on and determined to achieve the best possible outcome, is now much easier. With our focus on advancing legal intelligence in Africa we can help you understand the legal terrain bett er. 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IMA00002-0 0118 7366_LN_Africa_DR_A4_FA.indd 1 2018/05/15 11:40 THE SA ATTORNEYS’ JOURNAL THE SA ATTORNEYS’ JOURNAL CONTENTS THE SA ATTORNEYS’ JOURNAL JUNE 2018 DECODING s 2(1)(a) aND (b) 14 OF THE CONTINGENCY FEES ACT June2018 Issue 585 A ‘without prejudice’ letter breathes Reinstatement except when ISSN 0250-0329 24 new life into prescribed matter ‘not reasonably practicable’ – a discussion of s 193(2)(c) 26 of the LRA No Win No Fee Regular columns 20 The right to road safety Editorial 3 Labour law v the law of contract 36 and the Constitution as amicus curiae? Who is responsible 11 for accounting records? Letters to the editor 4 Portfolio Committee satisfied with progress 6 made on National Minimum Wage Bill News Land expropriation discussed at Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr briefing 6 Portfolio Committee satisfied with progress made on National Minimum Wage Bill 9 People and practices 9 6 8 Practice management Who is responsible for accounting records? 11 No Win No Fee The law reports 30 Case note 14 20 Labour law v the law of contract and the Constitution as amicus curiae? 36 New legislation 39 Employment law update 40 24 26 Recent articles and research 43 DE REBUS – JUNE 2018 - 1 - EDITOR: FEATURES Mapula Sedutla NDip Journ (DUT) BTech (Journ) (TUT) Decoding s 2(1)(a) and (b) of the Contingency 14 PRODUCTION EDITOR: Fees Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) (TUT) lients should be protected against potential abuses, but the question SUB-EDITOR: SUB-EDITOR: is: What constitutes a reasonable fee and what is regarded as over- Kevin O’ Reilly Isabel Joubert Creaching? In this article, Gert Nel discusses s 2 (1)(a) and (b) of the MA (NMMU) BIS Publishing (Hons) (UP) Contingency Fees Act 66 of 1997 and focusses on a number of issues, in- NEWS REPORTER: EDITORIAL SECRETARY: cluding the origin of contingency fees, foreign law, incentives for attorneys, Kgomotso Ramotsho Shireen Mahomed the reasonability of fees and how the fees should be calculated. Mr Nel also Cert Journ (Boston) Cert Photography (Vega) asks if the client should be protected against potential abuses? He adds that EDITORIAL COMMITTEE: guidance should be given as to the qualification of what constitutes a rea- Giusi Harper (Chairperson), Peter Horn, Denise Lenyai, sonable fee and what should be regarded as overreaching, which is always Maboku Mangena, Mohamed Randera, subject to scrutiny by either the professional controlling body or the courts. EDITORIAL OFFICE: 304 Brooks Street, Menlo Park, Pretoria. PO Box 36626, Menlo Park 0102. Docex 82, Pretoria. The right to road safety Tel (012) 366 8800 Fax (012) 362 0969. 20 E-mail: [email protected] outh Africa is internationally one of the most unsafe countries for road DE REBUS ONLINE: www.derebus.org.za travel. Fourteen thousand of its citizens (38 per day) die on its roads CONTENTS: Acceptance of material for publication is not a guarantee Sand as many as an estimated 524 000 persons – based on annual hos- that it will in fact be included in a particular issue since this depends on pitalisation figures and fatality rates – are annually injured in road crashes. the space available. Views and opinions of this journal are, unless otherwise stated, those of the authors. Editorial opinion or comment is, unless other- The Road Safety Annual Report 2017 published by the International Traf- wise stated, that of the editor and publication thereof does not indicate the fic Safety Data and Analysis Group and the International Transport Forum agreement of the Law Society, unless so stated. Con tributions may be edited states that out of 40 countries South Africa has the highest fatality rate per for clarity, space and/or language. The appearance of an advertisemen­­ t in this publication does not neces sarily indicate approval by the Law Society 10 000 vehicles. Professor Hennie Klopper writes that the economic costs for the product or service ad ver tised. of traffic crashes amount to a staggering R 142,92 billion per annum. Al- De Rebus editorial staff use online products from: though the South African government has framed an impressive and cred- • LexisNexis online product: MyLexisNexis. Go to: www.lexisnexis.co.za; ible road safety strategy its practical implementation seems to be inefficient and • Juta. Go to: www.jutalaw.co.za. and/or ineffective. PRINTER: Ince (Pty) Ltd, PO Box 38200, Booysens 2016. 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