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De Rebus 1973, pp 411 –412 (1973)
Die vernaamste rede vir die ontstaan van die eerste verenigings van beroepsmanne in die vroee 16de eeu was die noodsaaklikheid om minimum standaarde van vaardigheid en gedrag neer te Iï¿½ vir diegene wat die beroep wou beoefen. Dit het egter spoedig geblyk dat nuwelinge tot die beroep, en in &apos;n mindere mate bestaande beoefenaars daarvan, eers behoorlik opgelei moes word ten opsigte van beide tegniese vaardigheid en gedrag, voordat sodanige minimum standaarde neergelê kon word. Die verskaffing van geskikte opleiding het dan ook mettertyd een van die vernaamste doelstellings van die vroeë beroepsverenigings geword. Deur die eeue heen egter is beroepsopleiding geleidelik aan die universiteite oorgedra en vind ons vandag dat sommige van die beroepe, veral die wat nie &apos;n lang tradisie het nie, self geen beroepsopleiding verskaf of selfs enige belangstelling daarin toon nie. Add to my favourites
Die regspleging in die sewentigerjare
De Rebus 1973, pp 413 –419 (1973)
Ons kan die regspleging in vier afdelings verdeel, naamlik die reg bank, die regspraktisyn, die regsdosent en die regsadministrasie, as ek die Departement van Justisie onder hierdie hoof kan skaar. Elkeen van ons, elk op sy eie manier, dra sy deel tot die regspleging by, en elk leef daagliks uit sy eie waarnemingspos met die regspleging mee. Mens sou dink dat daar &apos;n konstante verkeer tussen al bierdie onderafdelings sou wees maar ongelukkig werk elke groep onafhanklik en feitlik sonder kontak met die ander. Waar deur &apos;n natuurlike proses van osmose alle kante mekaar behoort aan te vul en wederkering te voed was daar tot dusver glad te min kommunikasie oor die regsgrens.
Bantu civil courts in South Africa
De Rebus 1973, pp 421 –423 (1973)
The State President is empowered by Section 12 of the Bantu Administration Act, 1927 (No. 38 of 1927, as amended), to confer upon any Bantu Chief or Headman both civil and criminal jurisdiction to hear cases between Bantu in the area over which such Chief or Headman has jurisdiction. Only Bantu Law may be applied in these courts. The courts of Chiefs and Headmen enjoy concurrent jurisdiction with those Bantu Affairs Commissioners&apos; Courts in their respective areas. An appeal against the Chief&apos;s judgment lies to the Bantu Affairs Commissioner&apos;s Court having jurisdiction.
De Rebus 1973, pp 425 –428 (1973)
This morning, before breakfast, each of you would have been exposed to about 20 trade marks - on your shaving equipment, brush, comb, soap, toothpaste, socks, shoes, shirt, suit, tie and so on. If you were listening to the commercial radio for, say, an hour, you would probably have been exposed to about another 40 trade marks; and as you drove into town this morning you would have seen dozens more trade marks, on motor cars, on delivery trucks, on advertising signs and billboards, outside shops, and in shop windows. By the time you sat at your desk this morning you had probably been aware, consciously or unconsciously, of a hundred or more trade marks.
Deeds gets a face-lift
De Rebus 1973, pp 429 –431 (1973)
The Work Study Section of the Department of Justice has taken the Deeds Office, Pretoria to task. Things are being done the modern way and there is no longer room for rows and rows of dusty old records. Mechanization, comprising of microfilm which replaced documentation and a computerised system for various registers and indexes, is the order of the day.
De Rebus 1973, pp 432 –433 (1973)
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The future of the legal profession in Rhodesia
De Rebus 1973, pp 445 –447 (1973)
This memorandum has been sparked off by the current world-wide self-examination of the legal profession, especially in the field of legal education, by a report published last year by the Young Solicitors Group of the Law Society in England and by the feeling that some re-examination of our legal institutions is necessary from time to time if we are to keep pace with modern thinking. Our profession, above all others, is charged with being conservative and in many respects it is right that it should be so; however, conservatism should not yield to complacency.
De Rebus 1973, pp 449 –450 (1973)
Twenty-five years ago the I.B.A. was founded on the initiative of the American Bar Association - the realisation of the aspirations of many members of the legal profession anxious to advance the administration of Justice and the Rule of Law throughout the world and to maintain the high standards of the profession. The General Council of the Bar of South Africa has been a member since 1950 and the Association of Law Societies of South Africa since 1961. South Africa has, therefore, supported the I.B.A. almost from its inception.
De Rebus 1973, pp 451 –452 (1973)
De Rebus 1973, pp 453 –454 (1973)