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Disposing of bodies, semantically: notes on the meaning of "disposal" in S v Molefe
(PER, 2018-05-17)In S v Molefe the presiding officer determines the meaning of the word "disposal" at the hand of two criteria, namely visibility and permanence; this means a body has to be permanently out of sight to be considered ... -
Dispute resolution mechanisms among the Afar People of Ethiopia and their contribution to the Development Process
(2015)Disputes are one of the major factors negatively affecting the development process of any nation. They divert resources that could otherwise be used productively; hence, there appears to be general agreement on their ... -
Dispute resolution – an archaeological perspective with case studies from the South African Stone Age and San ethnography
(2014)This paper presents an archaeological perspective on dispute resolution. Being a discipline based primarily on tangible material remains, archaeology may be hard put to draw firm conclusions on a phenomenon whose expression ... -
Distinguishing Between Private Law and Social–Security Law in Deducting Social Grants from Claims for Loss of Support
(2011)This article attempts to highlight the potential danger in applying private–law principles to social–security law in deciding whether or not social grants should be deducted from awards for damages. Typically, this issue ... -
Dlamini, J. 2014. Askari: a story of collaboration and betrayal in the anti-apartheid struggle. [Book review]
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Dlamini, J. 2014. Askari… Defined by their choices. [Book review]
(The South African Society for History Teaching (SASHT) under the auspices of the School of Basic Sciences, Vaal Triangle Campus, North-West University, 2015) -
DNA evidence as the basis for conviction
(PER/PELJ, 2021)The sufficiency of DNA evidence alone, with regard to convicting accused persons, has been interrogated and challenged in criminal cases. The availability of offender databases and the increasing sophistication of crime ... -
DNA Profiling and the Law in South Africa
(2011)DNA evidence is currently at the forefront of the arsenal of evidence employed in criminal trials. To ensure its optimum use in criminal proceedings, it is imperative that the legal fraternity is properly conversant with ... -
Do boards of trustees of South African retirement funds owe fiduciary duties to both the funds and fund members? The debate continues
(2012)Over the years, the South African retirement fund industry has experienced major regulatory changes. These changes were aimed at imposing a higher standard of governance on the boards of trustees governing various pension ... -
Do out-of-body and near-death experiences point towards the reality of nonlocal consciousness? A critical evaluation
(2015)In recent years there was a steady flow of academic studies claiming that the mind or consciousness can function independently from a working brain. Such research is presented with great confidence as a scientific ... -
Do the SALINI criteria apply to the definition of an investment provided in annex 1 of the 2006 and 2016 SADC protocol on finance and investment? An assessment
(PER/PELJ, 2020)An investment is the subject matter in an investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS or international arbitration) or litigation case. Therefore, there can be no such dispute if there is no investment to which the dispute ... -
Doctrinal sanction and the protection of the rights of religious associations: Ecclesia De Lange v The Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa (726/13) [2014] ZASCA 151
(2016)Scholarship on the protection of religious rights and freedoms in the context of religious associations in South Africa has gained in momentum since the decision by the Equality Court in Johan Daniel Strydom v Nederduitse ... -
The doctrine of quasi-mutual assent - has it become the general rule for the formation of contracts? The case of Pillay v Shaik 2009 4 SA 74 (SCA)
(2012)The doctrine of quasi-mutual assent is undoubtedly part of our South African law and has been affirmed and applied in a number of leading decisions. The purpose of this note is to offer a critical analysis of the application ... -
Documents 1-4: four primary sources related to these themes from the senior certificate interim syllabus.
(The South African Society of History Teaching, 1996) -
Doddington Court: 160 Victoria Embankment, Durban.
(Afdeling Streekgeskiedenis van die lnstituut vir Geskiedenisnavorsing, RGN / Section for Regional History, Institute for Historical Research, HSRC, 1977)• Opsomming: Doddington Court, met sy treffende steenwerkstruktuur, is sowel boeiend as amusant vanweë 'n eienaardige samevoeging van allerlei argitektoniese aspekte. Die ontwerp eerbiedig die inwoners se privaatheid, ... -
Doelstellings, doelwitte en kriteria.
(The South African Society of History Teaching, 1992) -
Doeltreffende en eenmalige skriftelike voorbereiding in Geskiedenis, St. 5-8.
(Historical Society of South Africa / Historiese Genootskap van Suid-Afrika, 1981) -
Doelwitperspektief (en evaluering) in geskiedenis.
(The South African Society of History Teaching, 1990) -
Does albinism fit within the legal definition of disability in the employment context? A comparative analysis of the judicial interpretation of disability under the SA and the US non-discrimination laws
(PER / PELJ, 2018)South Africans with albinism are among the most marginalised and vulnerable citizens yet very little attention is paid to protecting them from human rights violations. There have been several calls by ... -
Does history teaching ask and answer relevant questions in a multicultural society?: some suggestions for enlarging the vision of history.
(The South African Society of History Teaching, 1991)