Vol. 17 No. 1 (2023): Pretoria Student Law Review

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.29053/pslr.v17i1

Published: 20-03-2025

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Editorial

Editorial

Eric Geldenhuys

vii - ix
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Articles

Analysing the Kenya film and classification board’s discretion to ban and its impact on the realisation of digital rights and digital inclusion in Kenya

Alex Tomei

1 -19
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The regulation of initial Coin Offerings: A comparison of the South African Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group Position Paper and the European Union European Securities and Markets Authority Advice on Initial Coin Offerings and crypto assets

Thabiso Ramorara

20 -36
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An examination of the South African corporate law through the lens of ubuntu

Siphethile Phiri

37 - 57
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Respecting patient autonomy: Unfortunate verdict but sound precedent: Evans v United Kingdom app no 6339/05, (European Court of Human Rights, 10 April 2007)

Megan Rosie O'Mahony

58 -73
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The concept of good faith in the law of contract: Redefined and reimagined

Sandile Nhlengetwa

74 - 88
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Examining the legal attribution of transgender parenthood in England and Wales: R (Mcconnell) v Registrar General for England and Wales [2020] EWCA CIV 559

Cameron Main

89 - 105
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The right to democratic participation in Africa in the era of deepfake

Mujib Jimoh

106 - 126
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‘Consent’ and confusion casting doubt on the validity of a customary marriage: Mgenge v Mokoena & another [2023] JOL 58107 (GJ)

Liesl Hager

127 -142
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Do orders of law enforcement officials supersede the provisions of the Constitution and justify a command of ‘skop, skiet en donder’? Khosa & Others v Minister of Defence & Military Defence & Military Veterans & Others (21512/2020) [2020] ZAGPPHC 147

Dashia Govinden

143 - 151
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Incorporating the incorporeal: The potential classification of Bitcoin as a ‘thing’ under South African common law

Brigitte Geyer

152 - 173
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