Sheriffs play a crucial role that often remains hidden from the public eye.  In South Africa, Sheriffs are essential figures within the judicial system.  They serve as court officers and operate as the practical implementers of court decisions.

The Trust Property Control Act 57 of 1988 (hereafter ‘the Act), is a fundamental piece of legislation that governs the management and control of trusts in many jurisdictions.  A significant portion of this legislation is dedicated to reinforcing oversight over trustees and their management of trusts.  This Act comprises 27 sections and came into operation on 31 March 1989.

We recently hosted another virtual Gawie le Roux Institute of Law Awards Ceremony to celebrate the success of those of you who passed an LPC exam in the first semester of 2023.  Self-development is an inside job but a little support from one's peers doesn't hurt.  Winners walked away with Gawie le Roux vouchers that can be spent on any of our courses, workshops, and webinars.

Here are some of the top achievers around the country who entered.

If you're looking to study law in South Africa but are worried about the financial implications, we have good news.

Going to court can be an intimidating experience, but with proper preparation, you can navigate through the process more confidently.  The courtroom environment is unfamiliar to most people, and the outcome can significantly impact your life.  Whether you are a plaintiff, defendant, or simply a witness, knowing how to prepare for your day in court is essential.