VALIDITY OF VOETSTOOTS CLAUSES UNDER THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
Consumers often opt to purchase second-hand goods in order to save money or because of the mere fact that they stumbled upon a bargain. Second-hand goods, although a possible bargain, can be risky to buy as it may contain defects, and the consumer’s recourse in such an event can be severely limited. This concern relating […]
HOW THE VAT INCREASE AFFECTS YOUR BUSINESS
Consumers and suppliers have by now had an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the increased Value-Added Tax (VAT) rate of 15% since 1 April 2018. There are however many technical considerations related to the increase that remain unclear. One such an uncertainty is with regards to deposits paid prior to the effective date of the […]