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uBuntu and certainty in commercial contracting: A study of burial societies in Cape Town
Burial societies are some of the oldest forms of mutual rotating savings groups (stokvels) used to finance funerals in indigenous communities. The parties agree to make monetary and non monetary contributions in exchange for assistance upon death or bereavement of their families. They were formed to...
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Department of Commercial Law
2025
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