Advocate Yusuf Khan Dalwai
- Trust Account Advocate | Section 32 (1)(b)
- LPC PR no.:96003 Firm no.: 73097
- Family, Civil & Labour Law
Advocate with a Trust Account under Section 32 (1) (b) of the Legal Practice Act, 2014
A member of the South African Bar Association.
A group member of High Court Chambers Cape Town
Trusted Legal Expertise with Direct Client Engagement
Advocate Yusuf
Khan Dalwai
Advocate Yusuf Khan Dalwai is a Cape Town-based legal professional with a strong reputation for legal excellence and community service. He is an advocate with a Trust account under Section 32(1)(b) of the Legal Practice Act, 2014, allowing him to work directly with clients and manage client funds.
He holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree, an Honours Degree in Islamic Studies, and is currently pursuing his Master’s Degree. His areas of expertise include civil litigation, criminal law, family law, labour law, property law, and public law.
Advocate Dalwai is a member of the South African Bar Association and a group member of the esteemed Advocates of High Court Chambers, a professional group of High Court advocates recognized for their legal expertise and standing.
He provides tailored legal solutions to individuals, small businesses, and organisations, delivering professional services without the need for an attorney intermediary. His legal practice is built on trust, efficiency, and a deep commitment to justice.
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Recognizing Muslim Marriages in South Africa
Advocate Yusuf Khan Dalwai discusses AL JAMA-AH’s role in ensuring Muslim marriages are legally recognized. Muslim couples can now apply for an official SA Muslim Marriage Certificate at Home Affairs, marking a historic step for legal recognition.
Defying Injustice: Voices of Resistance
Researchers from IPSA share powerful insights into systemic injustices and the fight for equality. Their work highlights key resistance movements and the hope for a fairer society, emphasizing the importance of ongoing activism in South Africa.
Al Jama-ah Calls for Transparency in Supply Chain Policies
During the January 30th council meeting, AL JAMA-AH raised concerns over the City’s Supply Chain Management Policy. The party proposed clear financial thresholds, transparent reporting, and better definitions of technical breaches to ensure accountability.