12/06/2024 Bertus Preller Alimony, Appeal, Arbitration, Arrears, Child Maintenance, Divorce, Maintenance, Procedural Law, Procedure, Spousal Maintenance 11 June 2024, 258/2023, access to courts, arbitrability, arbitration, Arbitration Act 42 of 1965, Arrear Maintenance, Divorce Act 70 of 1979, Enforcement, ex lege, Family Law, incidental matters, jurisdiction, legislative provisions, Maintenance Act 99 of 1998, maintenance disputes, matrimonial cause, party autonomy, precedent, public importance, rescission, section 2(a), suspension, variation, VJ v VJ and Another, vulnerable parties, ZASCA 92 Safeguarding Access to Courts in Maintenance Matters: The Supreme Court of Appeal’s Judgement in VJ v VJ and Another (258/2023) [2024] ZASCA 92 (11 June 2024). The Background: A Matrimonial Dispute Turns into an Arbitrability Question The recent judgment in VJ v VJ and Another (258/2023) ZASCA 92 (11 June 2024) has shed light on a… READ MORE
03/11/2023 Bertus Preller Alimony, Arrears, Costs, Divorce, Maintenance, Spousal Maintenance Arrear Maintenance, Arrear maintenance enforcement, Dispute of Fact, Enforcement, Execution against pension, Family Law, High Court maintenance ruling, Interest Calculation, Legal claim on retirement assets, legal precedent, magistrates court, Maintenance Act, Maintenance beneficiary rights, Non-Variation Clause, Pension as maintenance security, Pension fund execution, Pension Funds, Retirement fund attachment, Section 27, settlement agreement, South Africa maintenance law, South African High Court, Writ of Execution Securing Maintenance Dues: High Court Asserts Authority to Attach Retirement Funds for Arrear Payments in South Africa. I.K.L v S.E.L and Others (11212 / 2013) ZAGPJHC 1235 (26 October 2023) Summary of the Case Facts of the Case The crux of the case revolves around the enforcement… READ MORE