Graeme Fraser and Vel Fraser consciously focus on rendering practical advice, special emphasis and interpretation in re on-going developments of the Companies Act 2008 in individual companies. We take the customer through applications in the sphere of juristic matters and responsibilites to creditors and shareholder issues. Graeme and Vel are busy with Corporate Litigation Casebook IX but 14th Corporate, Curial, Property and Litigation Casebooks overall.
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In 2020 Graeme and Vel Fraser offer information of a general nature pertaining to the operation of the Companies Act 2008 and regulations 2011 with specific and specialized information including useful precedents and checklists; case reviews; general articles and other helpful executive information proximate to company law information. May 2020 be a successful business year.
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Company Law Today, Graeme Fraser and Vel Fraser state that in the
nine years since implementation, the Companies Act 2008 ("Act") has proven its resilience as the new framework for the conduct of business operations. Lawyers, auditors, directors, shareholders, trade unions and other stakeholders have embraced the challenges presented and
our Courts have been able to add the necessary glosses
to ensure the Act achieves its purpose in South Africa.
Integrated Business Model 2019
Company Law Expertise
Corporate Litigation Analysis 2018-2019
Consolidated Website Summaries 2018-2019
Graeme Fraser and Vel Fraser write - the Parliamentary Committee on Health has called for comment on the National Health Insurance Bill by not later than 8 October 2019 extended to 19th. At Company Law Today we strongly urge you to exercise your democratic right to express your view on the Bill's contents. We have submitted our response..
National Health Insurance Bill 2019
Company Law Today
Graeme Fraser and Vel Fraser ask regarding 5G of its potential impact on the electrical grids of South Africa.