Ntokozo Sibusiso Xulu Attorneys

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2023 is our client's victories in their matters we hope.
25/01/2023

2023 is our client's victories in their matters we hope.

25/01/2023

Today our law firm has managed to help its client who was falsely accused of murder. He was acquitted and discharged in terms of section 174. Justice for all.

2023 is around the corner and we are ready for it.
22/12/2022

2023 is around the corner and we are ready for it.

06/10/2022

Today we brought our client his freedom,after he has been to custody for almost 12 months. His bail was refused and we came on board and we did his bail on a new facts.

Today he is with his wife and children. Freedom is one of the rights enshrine in our constitution.

Thank you to you Justice for preserving yourself.

21/09/2022

Freedom is a democratic right. No one should deprives someone right to Freedom.

Good day people, please be advised that our offices have been located to Doone house, 397 Anton Lembede Street, Suite 31...
16/08/2022

Good day people, please be advised that our offices have been located to Doone house, 397 Anton Lembede Street, Suite 310,3rd floor. Landline 031 301 3629.

Thank you.

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16/08/2022

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28/07/2022

What is the competition law?
Is the field of law that promotes or seeks to maintain market competition by regulating anti-competitive conduct by companies.

How Competition law is implemented?

It is implemented through public and private enforcement.

In South African the legislature has adopted an Act 89 of 1998 which it main purpose is to investigate, control and evaluate the restrictive practices, abuse of dominant position, and mergers.

01/08/2021

Section 38 of the constitution deals with the right to approach a competent court. Any person whose right in the Bill of Rights has been infringed or threatened, and the court may grant appropriate relief, including a declaration of rights. The persons who may approach a court are:

1. Anyone acting in their own interest;
2. anyone acting on behalf of another person who cannot act in their own name;
3. anyone acting as a member of, or in the interest of, a group or class of persons
4.anyone acting in the public interest, and
5. an association acting in the interest of its members.

You married in community of property, and your spouse wish to enter to credit agreement to start a business, and you do ...
17/07/2021

You married in community of property, and your spouse wish to enter to credit agreement to start a business, and you do not want your husband or wife debts ended up being yours.

What can you do to change your marital regime. In law you can change you marital regime from in-community to out- of community of property.

Both parties must be in agreement that they want make change their marital regime.

The application to High court must be made and the parties must set out the reasons for making the proposed change.

The parties must be not insolvent, no judgment and no legal action instituted against them.

The court must be satisfied that no other person will be prejudice by the change.

The applicant must publish to a local newspapers and Government Gazette to give notice to creditors you the intention to change his marital regime.

The notice must be published 14 days before the court hearing.

Relevent act is Matrimonial Property Act, specifically Section 21(1).

Required documents

1.Certified copies of identity documents,
2.Certified copy of the marriege certificate,
3.Names of the minor children,
4.List of all creditors.

You would also need to send the application to all creditors via registered mail.

Legal cost estimates to R20 000.

Thank you

Application for Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act, state that at the end of the state case the accused may apply...
08/07/2021

Application for Section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act, state that at the end of the state case the accused may apply for the discharge if the evidence presented by the state witnesses is weak.

In 1920 a rental legislation was passed by Parliament. The rents legislation is modeled on English law and was establish...
14/06/2021

In 1920 a rental legislation was passed by Parliament. The rents legislation is modeled on English law and was established in response to the needs of a changing society brought about by the two Worl countries passed laws to protect tenants from exorbitant rent increases and evictions because of the acute housing shortage.

War Measure 89 of 1942 was enacted in South Africa to protect business tenants but was abolished in 1980.

Property owners and their representative saw the rent control law as an interference of their common law rights. At common law a landlord could not terminate a month to month lease by giving one month's notice to be given not later than the first day of the month to be effective for that month.

The Rent Control Act placed further restrictions on the landlord regarding the notice to vacate:

1. Three months' notice if the dwelling was required for personal occupation,
2. Six months' notice if required for renovation with the lease suspended, the tenant having the first right of RE-occupying the dwelling
3. Twelve months' notice if the landlord intended to demolish the dwelling.

To be continued....

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197 Anton Lembede Street, Doone House, Suite 310
Durban
4000

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+27313010790

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