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South Africa's national credit amendment act 7 of 2019: progression or regression for natural person debt relief
South Africa has had a fragmented approach to natural person insolvency by having numerous legislative mechanisms. Statutory relief in the form of sequestration under the insolvency Act, administration orders under the Magistrates Courts Act, and debt relief under the National Credit Act, have faile...
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Department of Commercial Law
2022
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