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Revoking an irrevocable power of attorney
By Mark Costa | The Professional Accountant November 2007
A power of attorney is a document which sets out the powers conferred on an agent (or grantee) by his principal (or grantor) and may be either special or general....
Be smart when signing cheques on behalf of firms
By Sanusha Govender | Business Law & Tax Review October 2007
Are you signing a cheque on behalf of a close corporation or company? Does it comply with legal requirements? ...
Are you signing a cheque on behalf of a close corporation or company?
By Sanusha Govender | The Professional Accountant/Boardroom October 2007
Does it comply with legal requirements? If not, are you aware that you could be personally liable if the cheque is dishonoured by non-payment?...
Confidential information/trade secrets – What do the terms mean?
By Basil Mashabane | De Rebus October 2007
Reddy v Siemens Telecommunications (Pty) Ltd 2007(2) SA 486(SCA)...
Exemption clauses
By Selwyn Cohen & Mark Costa | The Professional Accountant March 2007
Today, exemption clauses, which are also sometimes known as exclusionary clauses or waivers or disclaimers, appear in almost every standard contract....