• At funerals of white slave owners, no slave is permitted into the inner sanctum of the cemetery;
• When a slave is to be buried, only 6, 8 or at most 10 pairs of other slaves are permitted to be in attendance of a family member or an acquintances’  funeral;
• Nothing except eatables or perishable foods are to be sold by slave vendors from door to door or at street corners – in order to prevent dealings in stolen goods;
• Under no circumstances are slaves allowed to purchase alcohol for their slave masters;
• Slaves were not allowed to wear leather shoes or stockings;
• Slaves were not permitted to wear a cap, unless they are conversant with speaking Dutch;
• Company slaves at the Slave Lodge were not allow to sell or swop their clothes [1771]
• Slaves who were sent on errants by their masters were required to carry a pass issued by the slave owner [1709];
• It was a misdemeanor to purchase anything from a slave if they were not granted permission to sell goods[1700];
• Free movement of slaves on Sundays were prohibited [1766]

Van ASWEGEN, H J [1989] : GESKIEDENIS VAN SUID AFRIKA TOT 1854 : Academica, Kaapstad/Pretoria