getting results for suppliers and consumers
Duration 9:00 – 16:00
Dear Colleagues
ABOUT THIS SEMINAR
Learn how to apply the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) to protect your clients and your firm and provide innovative new remedies for clients
There is hardly a legal practitioner who can afford to remain a “CPA virgin”. The seminar will equip you on how to apply the CPA to protect your clients and your firm. It will also provide innovative new remedies for clients. The seminar will focus on the latest developments and also touch on those developments in the broader consumer law arena which impact on how we can use the CPA.
We will also revisit the key basic principles, so the seminar is suitable for a newcomer to the CPA. We will offer solutions to uber-practical issues arising when we litigate. We encourage discussion on how to deal with the challenges and there will be ample opportunity to ask questions.
Kind regards
Seminar Department | e-mail | +27 (0)12441 4600
LEAD SEMINAR TEAM
Dates
Pretoria / 28 February 2017
Johannesburg / 20 February 2017
Cape Town / 22 February 2017
Durban / 02 March 2017
Bloemfontein / 09 March 2017
East London / 13 March 2017
Port Elizabeth / 17 March 2017
Presenter
/ Trudie Broekmann has been involved in the CPA since it was a Bill and she is highly fascinated by the impact it has on almost every area of law. She has her own firm in Cape Town, but has prior experience of working in various law firms, namely, Broekmanns Attorneys, Mallinicks Inc, Webber Wentzel and Gunstons Attorneys, as in-house counsel for Irvin & Johnson Ltd. Ms Broekmann volunteers for a non-governmental organisation which uses the Constitution to advance justice for ordinary South Africans.
How to register
Editable registration form on page 3
Please complete the registration form on the last page of this document. E-mail the form together with,
proof of payment .
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Consumer Protection Act-Seminar- New case law
- Practical discussion on how to apply the CPA to construction contracts, sales of property and medical negligence
- Commercial leases - Does the CPA apply to them too?
- Product recall - the threat that should instill fear in suppliers
- How does the CPA impact on road accidents, insurance law, arbitration clauses
- Solutions suggested for the thorny issues when dealing with the Act - section 115(2)(b) notices; section 69 and access to the courts; when is a statement “misleading”, etc.
- Practical hints on plain language drafting
- Credit agreements and the CPA
- Innovate - how to twin the CPA with delictual rules to easily prove liability
- Class actions using the CPA
- Holiday time-share schemes – Is it true that the CPA does not apply? While the NCC fiddles, can’t we save Rome ourselves?
- Let’s talk about the Consumer Goods and Services ombud
- Using section 68 effectively
- Franchises- let us comply with the CPA or face the consequences
- Effect of the CPA on auctions
- Agency and distribution relationships - ignore the CPA at your peril
- Prepayments - CPA requirements of which your clients are probably unaware
Who should attend?
Attorneys, advocates, candidate attorneys and in-house counsel of any level of seniority.
Level of skills needed to get most value from the seminar
Suitable for all practitioners / Basic skills / Intermediate skills / Advanced skills
Registration fee categories (See page 3)
The registration fees are substantially subsidised for practising attorneys and candidate attorneys. Course material and refreshments are included in the fee.
1.Practising attorneys: R 1 450.00 per person
2.Candidate attorneys / Support staff: R 1 320.00 per person
3.Practising attorneys from firms further than 150 km from closest venue: R 1 050.00 per person
4.Non-practising attorneys/others: R 2 900.00 per person
Cancellation clauses
Cancellation by delegate
To cancel your registration, please e-mail least 48 hours before the course date to avoid being liable for the full rate. Refunds must be claimed in writing within 15 business days after cancellation.
Cancellation by LEAD
If you want to attend this programme, please book as soon as possible as LEAD reserves the right to cancel a learning activity should the number of delegates not justify the costs involved. Registered delegates will be given reasonable notice of cancellation.
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Consumer Protection Act Seminar 2017/ Legal Education and Development Registration Form / For more events, storeitems, free law videos, visit
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO COMPLETE THE FORM
Save the form on your computer and type your details directly onto the form to replace . Click on the appropriate blocks .Save and e-mail the form to together with proof of payment.
Dates
Pretoria: 28 February 2017
Johannesburg: 20 February 2017
Cape Town: 22 February 2017
Durban: 02 March 2017 / Bloemfontein: 09 March 2017
East London: 13 March 2017
Port Elizabeth: 17 March 2017
Fee per delegate category
Practising attorneys: R1450.00per person
Candidate attorneys / Support staff: R1 320.00 per person
Practising attorneys from firms further than 150 km from closest venue: R1050.00per person
Non-practising attorneys/others: R2900.00 per person
Your details
Surname: / First name:
ID number: / Gender: F M / Your position:
Firm/company: / City/Town: / Title:
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Payment by EFT
Law Society of South Africa |Bank: FNB Pretoria | Acc no: 6200 9641 079
Branch code: 251445| Ref: Cell no/name / R
Special Dietary Requirements (if any):
Halal Kosher Vegetarian / If disabled, can we assist you at the venue?
Where did you hear about the seminar? Email SMS Word of Mouth Employer Website
Please note
1.Registration will be confirmed by LEAD only if proof of payment hasbeen received.
2.The venue for this event will be confirmed with registration confirmation.Please wait for the confirmation before you make your travel and accommodation arrangements.
3.Fees must be paid to the designated Law Society of South Africa’s (LSSA) bank account (FNB Pretoria: Acc no: 6200 9641 079). The LSSA will not accept liability if fees are paid into any other account.
4.Any person who has registered for an event and fails to cancel (in writing) at least 48 hours before the event date, shall be held liable for the full fee.
5.Registration closes 48 hours before the event. Late registration can be made with LEAD approval.
6.LEAD reserves the right to cancel a learning activity should the number of delegates not justify the costs involved. Registered delegates will be given reasonable notice of cancellation.
For questions on this course, e-mail minar Department-tel: 012441 4600
For questions on registration, e-mail Annelie Dagnin – tel:012 441 4669/00
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