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Who owns the tailings generated from previous mining activities?
News / Legal Brief Sep 6,2023 By Jones Antunes - Director and Danielle Hertz - Associate and Mmatshepo Papo, Candidate Attorney In the decision of Mpilo and Zen Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Centurion Mining Company (Pty) Ltd and Another[1] the High Court of South Africa, Mpumalanga Division was called upon to decide who owned the tailings located on the farm Camelot Lot 320 Ju (“Property“).
The extent of an arbitrator’s jurisdiction
In the recent decision of Dis-Chem Pharmacies Limited v Dainfern Square (Pty) Ltd & Others the Supreme Court of Appeal (“SCA“) was required to determine whether an arbitration clause in a written lease agreement vested an arbitrator with the requisite jurisdiction to adjudicate an enrichment claim.
The extent of an arbitrator's jurisdiction
News / Legal Brief Aug 2,2023 By Jones Antunes - Director and Danielle Hertz - Associate In the recent decision of Dis-Chem Pharmacies Limited v Dainfern Square (Pty) Ltd & Others[1] the Supreme Court of Appeal (“SCA“) was required to determine whether an arbitration clause in a written lease agreement vested an arbitrator with the requisite jurisdiction to adjudicate an enrichment claim.
Does section 11 (1) of the MPRDA apply to an indirect change in control?
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When is an order of a lower court appealable to a higher court?
Until the recent decision of TWK Agriculture Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Hoogveld Boerderybeleggings (Pty) Ltd and Others (TWK) it had become vogue for courts to resort to the “interests of justice” test to decide whether or not an order of a lower court is appealable to a higher court.
When is an order of a lower court appealable to a higher court?
News / Legal Brief Jul 5,2023 By Jones Antunes - Director and Danielle Hertz - Associate Until the recent decision of TWK Agriculture Holdings (Pty) Ltd v Hoogveld Boerderybeleggings (Pty) Ltd and Others[1] (TWK) it had become vogue for courts to resort to the “interests of justice” test to decide whether or not an order of a lower court is appealable to a higher court.
Is the refusal of a provisional sequestration order appealable?
News / Legal Brief Jun 7,2023 by Jones Antunes, Director, Danielle Hertz, Associate and Mmatshepo Papo, Candidate Attorney On 14 April 2023, the Supreme Court of Appeal (“SCA“) delivered judgment in the matter of Liberty Group Limited (“Liberty“) and Mohammed Shaaz Moosa (“Moosa“)[1]. The aforesaid judgment concerned whether or not an order dismissing an application for provisional sequestration is appealable.
ICYMI: Checking in on G Suite's newest tools
2020 is just around the corner, and we’re already looking ahead. But before we shift focus to the upcoming year, let’s take a look at what we’ve accomplished together over the last six months in G Suite. Giving businesses the assist In November we hosted Google Cloud Next ‘19 in London, where even more assistive features were introduced in G Suite. For starters, you’ll start seeing suggestions in Google Docs to help correct grammar faux pas via cutting-edge, neural network technology.
ICYMI in July: here’s what happened in G Suite
More than 25,000 folks flooded Moscone Center in San Francisco to hear about the latest cloud technology at this year’s Google Cloud Next. In short, a lot happened. Google leaders, like Prabhakar Raghavan and Garrick Toubassi, shared the latest G Suite product updates (read more). The team also hosted more than 50 deep-dive sessions explaining everything from how AI can positively impact team performance to time-saving tips to how to use partner integrations within G Suite apps.
ICYMI in May: here’s what happened in G Suite
While Laurel vs. Yanny dominated office chatter this past month, businesses also got their first taste of working in the all-new Gmail. Packed with advanced security features, more integrations and new applications of Google’s artificial intelligence, Gmail is already receiving positive feedback like this, this and this from users.
ICYMI in March: here’s what happened in G Suite
Just like that, another month down. In March, we announced a slew of security updates to Google Cloud, including enhancements to G Suite. In a nutshell, G Suite companies can now use advanced configurations to help fend off phishing scams. These updates will continue to help businesses block (ph)ishy activity, like if an untrusted sender tries to share encrypted attachments or if someone tries to trick you by sending information from a domain that looks like yours.
ICYMI in February: here’s what happened in G Suite
While we all tuned in to see who would win gold at the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, our teams multitasked and brought new updates to G Suite. Here’s a look at what happened in February (and okay, a final list of Olympic winners, too.). We can’t say it enough. To stay competitive, your business can’t afford to rely on decades-old legacy systems. SaaS tools—ahem, G Suite—make it easier for you to align teams, make decisions faster and to skip repetitive, manual tasks.
ICYMI in January: here’s what happened in G Suite
We’re teeing off a monthly series to help you keep up with G Suite news. Here’s what happened in January. Organizations are constantly dealing with security incidents, but with the right tools, IT professionals can focus more on long-term prevention and less on tactical firefighting. This month, we announced the security center for G Suite to help.
An easy formula: 5 reasons to use Google Sheets
Import, export, email. Do it again. When it comes to data analysis, it’s easy to fall into routine. But no matter how much of a whiz you are at formulas or pivot tables, superb spreadsheet skills only take you so far if you’re working with multiple versions or outdated datasets. On average, employees spend up to eight hours each week—an entire work day—searching for and consolidating information. What if businesses spent their time applying data insights instead of tracking them down?
Reflecting on 2017: a year in review for G Suite
These are just some of the ways we’re helping businesses transform the way they work everyday. We’re excited to see what 2018 has to offer.Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact.
Save that thought: How Instrument uses Jamboard to capture and share ideas
We all brainstorm differently. As Avi Couillard, a Senior Strategist at the digital agency Instrument, puts it: “Some people need to noodle on an idea, some need to converse with their team about it, and some need to visit it on their own terms.” For agencies like Instrument, inspiration can strike at any place and time.
How The New York Times used Google Sheets to report congressional votes
There’s a common phrase among reporters: “The news never sleeps.” This is why many news outlets rely on cloud-based productivity tools like Google Docs and Sheets to share information, check facts and collaborate in real time. And The New York Times is no exception. In May 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives voted on a new health care law affecting millions of Americans.
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