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54 De Jure [i] (2021)

handle is hein.journals/dejur54 and id is 1 raw text is: DE JURE LAW JOURNAL VOLUME 54 2021 CONTENTS Articles On Dumping and the Competition Act of South Africa: No double remedy G u stav Fran co is B rin k ......................................................................... 1 Giant leaps or baby steps? A preliminary review of the development of children's rights jurisprudence in Zimbabwe Isabel Magaya Rongedzayi Fambasayi......................................................................... 16 Lessons from history predicting a possible tax revolt in South Africa Hanneke du Preez Keamogetswe Molebalwa.....................................................................35 The indigenisation of customary law: Creating an indigenous legal pluralism within the South African dispensation: possible or not? Ntebo L Morudu Charles Maimela...................................................................................54 Investigating the extraterritorial application of the international Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as well as the international Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Simon Mateus ......................................................................................70 Makeshift 1190 (Pty) Ltd v Cilliers 2020 5 SA 538 (WCC) The increasing difficulty of protecting quasi-possession of incorporeals with the mandament van spolie E J M a ra is ......................................................................................... . . 9 1 Falling through the cracks: The plight of over-aged children in the public education system L o re tte A re n d se .................................................................................. 10 5 The feasibility of the victims of corruption's claim for constitutional damages against corrupt public officials in South Africa Thembinkosi W Maseko ..................................................................... 127 Sexual autonomy and violence against women in Nigeria: Assessing the impact of Covid-19 pandemic Tolulope R Ibitoye Folakemi Ajagunna............................................................................. 141 The admissibility of criminal findings in civil matters: Re-evaluating the Hollington judgment T hu lisile B ren d a N joko ...................................................................... 160 Disruptive technologies and the future of regulations - ICT regulatory structure(s) determined M zu k isi N N jo n tin i .............................................................................. 17 4