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摘要
最高法院最近在Capitec Bank Holdings诉Coral Lagoon Investments一案中作出的判决表明,鉴于Endumeni一案的判决以及约翰内斯堡大学诉奥克兰公园神学院一案中宪法法院所采用的广泛解释方法,假释证据规则很可能成为一项没有什么实际重要性的剩余规则。本文从两个判决的角度分析了法院的担忧,并指出这种担忧是错位的。假释证据规则仍然是完全有效的,在该规则下不能被采纳的证据不能作为解释合同的上下文。
Endumeni and the Parol Evidence Rule: Do They Coexist?
A recent judgment of the SCA in Capitec Bank Holdings v Coral Lagoon Investments suggested that the parol evidence rule is likely to become a residual rule of little practical importance in view of the expansive approach to interpretation flowing from the judgment in Endumeni and applied by the Constitutional Court in University of Johannesburg v Auckland Park Theological Seminary. The article analyses the court's concern in the light of the two judgments and suggests that it is misplaced. The parol evidence rule is still of full force and effect and evidence inadmissible under the rule is not admissible as context in interpreting contracts.
期刊介绍:
PELJ/PER publishes contributions relevant to development in the South African constitutional state. This means that most contributions will concern some aspect of constitutionalism or legal development. The fact that the South African constitutional state is the focus, does not limit the content of PELJ/PER to the South African legal system, since development law and constitutionalism are excellent themes for comparative work. Contributions on any aspect or discipline of the law from any part of the world are thus welcomed.