GMI in the News
Planning for a resurgent hospitality market after COVID-19
There is promise after the storm, but good planning is needed by business owners in the restaurant, bar and events industry.
GMI in the Gauteng High Court - R34m deal outs “corrupt” Lawyers
Pretoria - The taxpayer was spared paying R34 million in damages to a man who had instituted a claim against the Minister of Police, while the ministry was unaware of the settlement.
Constitutional Court Victory for GMI Client - Police Ministry Must Pay R300,000
It brings us great fulfilment to report that we advised and represented wrongfully arrested Bryan De Klerk to victory over the SAPS.
Interpretation Of Sections 66 And 68 Of PFMA Constitutional Court Of South Africa
Central to the dispute is the proper interpretation of sections 66 and 68 of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA). At the heart of the dispute is the ambit of these sections and the interplay between them and some of the other sections in the PFMA.
National Credit Act – Interpretation Of Certain Provisions
This matter concerns the proper interpretation of certain provisions of the National Credit Act (the Act).[1] More specifically, the question raised is whether s 90(2)(n) and s124 of the Act render the common-law right of set-off inapplicable in respect of credit agreements that are subject to the Act
Unmarried partner gets maintenance - ruling
High Court finds in favour of an RAF claimant who was left without support after her partner, to whom she was not married but with whom she shared reciprocal duties of support, died in a fatal car accident. Jacobs v Road Accident Fund
A man from Gauteng claims about R330-thousand from the police after he was arrested in 2012 and held in custody for 8 days.
Johannesburg, 15 November 2018 – a man from Gauteng claims about R330,000 from the police after he was arrested in 2012 and held in custody for 8 days.
GMI in the Constitutional Court - De Klerk v Minister of Police
Johannesburg, 15 November 2018 – a man from Gauteng claims about R330-thousand from the police after he was arrested in 2012 and held in custody for 8 days. The police conceded that they did not have a warrant for Bryan de Klerk’s detention, who was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm.