Is it true that bills are often jacked up when there is insurance coverage? This final instalment of Articles of Law explores the issue.

A director may be a party to a resolution that was passed at a meeting. However, if it contains offensive content which is circulated, he could be exposed to liability.

Once a piece of land is alienated as leasehold, it remains so. Whether it can later be changed to freehold is a matter entirely in the hands of the land authority.

Who is to be held liable when an incident in a unit causes flooding in the premises below?

One loss may lead to another. To what extent can the person who caused the initial loss be held responsible?

There are many matters to consider before deciding to countersue and knowing when to quit while you’re ahead could do you more good than damage.

A missing document of title may bring about serious consequences. However, sometimes it can turn out to be a blessing in disguise.

A legal right to have custody of a child would require an adoption order. Mere custody is not enough. Other factors come into play, too.

Disputes sometimes arise as to the legitimacy of office-bearers of a society. On other occasions, it is a question of personal liability. Both aspects are considered this week.

Perceptions of judicial interference are open to interpretation.

Changing circumstances may render favourable clauses, unfavourable.

Should a parent will his property to a child who is in debt?