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LEGAL MATTERS: Doing business with the State

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THE State is a fictional entity that is represented by various departments be they government, parliament or the judiciary. At the time of writing, the writer foraged through a mountain of statues in search of a legal definition of the word ‘State’ to no avail. Even the State Liabilities Act [Chapter 8:40] (“the Act”) does…

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