Honouring 50 Years
Cox Yeats celebrates 50 years since opening its
doors
Planting Trees To Celebrate 50 Years Of Legal Excellence
In celebrating their 50th Anniversary, Cox Yeats Attorneys reached out to their communities to mark this milestone by planting trees. Through Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA), three underprivileged schools in the Durban area were identified to receive 50 trees donated by Cox Yeats. The objectives being to plant for the future education of our […]
Co-Ownership Agreements Save Pain
If you are considering buying a property with someone other than a spouse, it is advisable to enter a co-ownership agreement. A co-ownership agreement should deal with issues such as the sale of the property, resolution of disputes and maintenance. The danger of not entering into a co-ownership was highlighted in Claassen v Quenstedt and […]
How to challenge that tender awarded to a third party
Government entities are on a tender binge at the moment. With fresh budfets and post-electoral hype filling the corridors of the organs of state that run our country, there are an unusually high numbers of tenders being advertised and awarded. If one simply looks at any Sunday newspaper it almost seems as if government tenders […]
Focussed Business Approach
Graham Cox is testament to how much difference one man can make in a lifetime.
Homework before allowing occupation
Before letting a home or allowing a buyer to take early occupation (while a sale is finalised) it is important to appreciate the risks
Challenging Policy Papers on Farm Lands
Legalese makes way for simple easy to understand contracts
A Waka-Success for Cox Yeats
The ins and outs of insuring cargo
SINCE the answer is obvious, there is one question that need not be asked by anyone in the business of importing or exporting goods or arranging their carriage over land or by sea or air: Cargo must be insured. Having said this, I do, from time to time, come across instances where goods are not […]