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Rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge

Zanele Ngakane, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, features on YFM's 'The Shakedown' to discuss rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge. Tune in to 'The Shakedown' every Tuesday between 1pm and 2pm to catch LawyeredUp, a weekly feature where Zanele talks through various legal issues.

19 Sep 2019 06:28 Minutes Podcast
Rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge

Rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge

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Rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge

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Zanele Ngakane, Senior Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice, features on YFM's 'The Shakedown' to discuss rescission of judgments taken against you without your knowledge. Tune in to 'The Shakedown' every Tuesday between 1pm and 2pm to catch LawyeredUp, a weekly feature where Zanele talks through various legal issues.

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