LEGALLY SPEAKING – Who is the Companies Tribunal and why do they exist

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GUEST – Judge Dennis Davis, Companies Tribunal Chairperson

The Companies Tribunal has been established to resolve company disputes for free through adjudication and alternative dispute resolution. It is an alternative to the courts and was established to promote access to justice in the Republic of South Africa.

Judge Dennis Davis is the Chairperson assisted by 10 other members who are experts in company law as well they are accredited mediators. We have jurisdiction throughout the Republic of South Africa.

29 Nov 2023 3PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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