Caitlin Freddy
Caitlin Freddy is an Associate in our Dispute Resolution practice
About Caitlin
Credentials
Education
- Bachelor of Laws, LLM; Stellenbosch University
LANGUAGES
- English
News
Courts will not tolerate abuse of the business rescue process as a defence against winding up
The judgment in Exeo Khokela Civil Engineering Construction (Pty) Ltd v Schoonspruit Development (Pty) Ltd (WCC) reaffirms the courts’ position on three recurring issues in corporate...
Ministerial discretion in the allocation of fishing rights
On 18 December 2023 the former Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (Minister), Barbara Creecy, upheld the decision to refuse Jaffas Bay Fishing CC (Jaffas Bay) commercial...
Compulsory notes for compulsory sequestrations
The recent High Court judgment in Victor N.O and Others v Liebenberg ZAGPPHC 116 (31 January 2025) provides creditors, intent on launching compulsory sequestration proceedings, key...
Recent Companies Act amendments are good news for creditors and shareholders, but not directors
The recent amendments to sections 77(7) and 162(2) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (Companies Act), dealing with liability of directors, are good news for creditors and shareholders,...
All’s fair when it comes to business and rescue
It is well known that one of the benefits of business rescue is that it provides breathing room for the company in financial distress through the temporary moratorium on the rights...
Whose commission is it anyway?
In City and Atlantic Real Estate CC t/a Remax Living v Smith and Others (7118/2023) ZAWCHC 426 (13 December 2024), the court was called upon to determine which estate agency, City...
The Embrace Project
"As we continue to stand in solidarity with the activists of the inauguration of the Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991, we take a moment to reflect on what has been achieved...
Standing in solidarity against gender-based violence and femicide
As we continue to stand in solidarity with the activists who began the Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991, we take a moment to reflect on what can be achieved through collective...
Striving to honour and empower women this Women’s Day, and year-round
Each year we pay tribute to the thousands of women who marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956, protesting against the extension of pass laws to women. We pause to reflect...
Weeding out the fraudsters: Misrepresentation of qualifications
The South African employment landscape is littered with employees who have misrepresented their qualifications to achieve a higher status or make more money by being appointed to positions...
Courts will not tolerate abuse of the business rescue process as a defence against winding up
The judgment in Exeo Khokela Civil Engineering Construction (Pty) Ltd v Schoonspruit Development (Pty) Ltd (WCC) reaffirms the courts’ position on three recurring issues in corporate...
Ministerial discretion in the allocation of fishing rights
On 18 December 2023 the former Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (Minister), Barbara Creecy, upheld the decision to refuse Jaffas Bay Fishing CC (Jaffas Bay) commercial...
Compulsory notes for compulsory sequestrations
The recent High Court judgment in Victor N.O and Others v Liebenberg ZAGPPHC 116 (31 January 2025) provides creditors, intent on launching compulsory sequestration proceedings, key...
Recent Companies Act amendments are good news for creditors and shareholders, but not directors
The recent amendments to sections 77(7) and 162(2) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 (Companies Act), dealing with liability of directors, are good news for creditors and shareholders,...
All’s fair when it comes to business and rescue
It is well known that one of the benefits of business rescue is that it provides breathing room for the company in financial distress through the temporary moratorium on the rights...
Whose commission is it anyway?
In City and Atlantic Real Estate CC t/a Remax Living v Smith and Others (7118/2023) ZAWCHC 426 (13 December 2024), the court was called upon to determine which estate agency, City...
Standing in solidarity against gender-based violence and femicide
As we continue to stand in solidarity with the activists who began the Women’s Global Leadership Institute in 1991, we take a moment to reflect on what can be achieved through collective...
Striving to honour and empower women this Women’s Day, and year-round
Each year we pay tribute to the thousands of women who marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956, protesting against the extension of pass laws to women. We pause to reflect...
Weeding out the fraudsters: Misrepresentation of qualifications
The South African employment landscape is littered with employees who have misrepresented their qualifications to achieve a higher status or make more money by being appointed to positions...