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Corporate & Natural Resources team, Cox Yeats

The controversial Expropriation Bill has been extensively opposed since its introduction in 2015. In consequence, it has been subject to various amendments culminating in the Expropriation Bill, 2020 (the Bill ). The Bill has received the Chief Legal Advisor’s stamp of approval from a Constitutional perspective and was published in the Government Gazette on 9 October 2020. It will now be subject to Parliament’s process of consideration, debate and public consultation before i

The controversial Expropriation Bill has been extensively opposed since its introduction in 2015. In consequence, it has been subject to various amendments culminating in the Expropriation Bill, 2020 (the Bill ). The Bill has received the Chief Legal Advisor’s stamp of approval from a Constitutional perspective and was published in the Government Gazette on 9 October 2020. It will now be subject to Parliament’s process of consideration, debate and public consultation before

Durban - Johannesburg – Cox Yeats Attorneys has appointed four legal professionals to join their Sandton office. Expansion of the firm’s Business Rescue & Insolvency practice, headed by Thys Scheepers, lead to the appointment of a further four new professionals to the Cox Yeats Johannesburg office this month. These appointments will enhance the services offered by the Business Rescue & Insolvency practice, both nationally and internationally. GARETH CREMEN, Partner, he

Peter Barnard & Claudelle Pretorius, Cox Yeats