Bardine completed her studies for her BA, LLB degree at Stellenbosch University in 1995. She started her career at Goldberg & de Villiers Partnership and was admitted as an Attorney in 1998. Thereafter she relocated to Windhoek, Namibia, where she worked at a reputable law firm dealing with litigation and estate administration.
She returned to South Africa in 2000 and took up appointment as State Law Adviser at the Western Cape Provincial Government where she gained experience in public law, general legal advisory work and the drafting and implementation of legislation in various fields including property law and land use planning.
She rejoined Goldberg & de Villiers Inc. in 2016 as Senior Associate in the Property Law and Conveyancing Department. She was admitted as a Conveyancer in 2017 and focuses on Property Law, Conveyancing.and estate administration. From mid January 2018 she heads up the firm’s Estates Department.
Professional Affiliations:
Public law and related matters
As state law adviser she provided advice on a wide range of matters relating to public law and provincial and local government matters and gained knowledge an expertise in these fields.
Legislative Drafting
She was involved in the drafting of legislation according the drafting instructions of client departments in the fields of housing, property management, tourism and economic development and land use planning. She also assisted in a project relating to the review of the Western Cape Government’s statute book with the purpose of making proposals for the reform of old order laws and to repeal legislation that have become obsolete. She specifically focused on legislation administered by the provincial departments responsible for housing, land use planning and agriculture.
Pieces of legislation where she assisted with the drafting thereof or which were vetted by her include the following:
Local Government legislation
Drafting standard draft municipal by-laws (model by-laws) including:
Provincial Legislation:
National Legislation
She also assisted provincial executive authorities and departments to comment on national legislation during the draft Bill stage and formal stage after the Bill has been introduced in Parliament by drafting and submitting comments to the Parliamentary Committees and making submissions to the Committees.
Services offered:
The following legislative drafting assistance can be provided: