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2021 Constitutional Court Review

Editorial [2021] CCR 1 There is no Right to Property: Clarifying the Purpose of the Property Clause [2021] CCR 2 Rethinking Property: Towards a Values-Based Approach to Property Relations in South Africa [2021] CCR 3 Compensation for Expropriation in South Africa, and International Law: The Leeway and the Limits [2021] CCR 4 The Constitutionality of Estoppel in the Context of Vindication [2021] CCR 5 Civiliter exercise of a statutory servitude: Reflections on Link Africa and Telkom [2021] CCR 6 Constitutionally Transforming South Africa by Amalgamating Customary and Common Law: Ramuhovhi, the Proprietary Consequences of Marriage and Land as Property [2021] CCR 7 Chastisement and the Consideration of African Customary Law in Child Law Matters [2021] CCR 8 Contractual Fairness at the Crossroads [2021] CCR 9 Pridwin: Private School Contracts, the Bill of Rights and a Missed Opportunity [2021] CCR 10 Non-Racial Constitutionalism: Transcendent Utopia or Colour-Blind Fiction? [2021] CCR 11 Discriminatory Language: A Remnant of Colonial Oppression [2021] CCR 12 Which Rights? Whose Rights? Public Health and Human Rights through the Lens of South Africa's COVID-19 Jurisprudence [2021] CCR 13 Buying Democracy: The Regulation of Private Funding of Political Parties and the Press After My Vote Counts [2021] CCR 14 Acting in Reliance upon the Wrong Empowering Provision: Reconsidering the Principle in Harris [2021] CCR 15 The Jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court [2021] CCR 16 South African Taxpayers' Right to Privacy in Cross-Border Exchange of Tax Information [2021] CCR 17 Converging Tax Policy and Human Rights in the Face of Tax Abuse: A Developing Country Perspective [2021] CCR 18 Economic Policy and the Socio-Economic Rights in the South African Constitution, 1996-2021: Why Don't They Talk to Each Other? [2021] CCR 19