Turquand Rule in South African Company Law

Priyesh Modi
Oct 18, 2022
1 min read

An exception to the application of the Turquand Rule in South African Company Law (which protects persons from being affected by a company’s non-compliance with an internal formality pertaining to the authority of its representatives) extends to persons who ought to have reasonably known that the Company has not complied with its internal formalities.

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