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From The Report: South Africa 2012

OBG introduces the reader to the different aspects of the legal system in South Africa, in partnership with Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs. Koos Pretorius, Director, Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs, talks to OBG.
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Rules of the game: The laws governing the establishment and activities of a company
Redressing historical wrongs: Laws that confer advantages to black-empowered enterprises
Workers’ rights: Historical developments in labour law plus proposed changes
Protecting ideas: A review of the major intellectual property laws
Owning property: A look at some of the country’s real estate laws
Foreign capital: Laws and regulations that apply to cross-border transactions
Koos Pretorius, Director, Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs, on South Africa’s new Companies Act
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