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VTC - Conveyancers & Attorneys in Cape Town

Velile Tinto Cape (VTC) is a Cape Town based firm of attorneys with 5 branches in the greater Cape Town Metropolitan Area. VTC is a level 2 BEE contributor with a staff compliment of almost a hundred. Although VTC is a law practice that specializes in conveyancing we promote long term relationship with our clients that go beyond the transfer of property and endure over many years.

Conveyancing Attorneys in Cape Town

VTC attends to the transfer of property anywhere in South Africa. We are also able to assist South Africans living outside of South Africa with the transfer of property purchased.

We support you every step of the way.

We employ the services of experienced and top performing conveyancers to assist you with your property transactions. We want to make this process as quick and seamless as possible. We invite you to contact Velile Tinto Cape for competitive fees and quick, efficient service.

Contact us to speak to one of our conveyancing attorneys in Cape Town.

 

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Sectional Title / Freehold Property - Assessing the pros and cons

Shared condominium has been introduced into legal systems for similar reasons: a solution for housing shortages and to accommodate the social and economic needs of a changing society. This article aims to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages between purchasing a unit in a sectional title in comparison to a freehold property. 

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Posted by Maria Scott on Thursday, April 18, 2019 Views: 110

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Can non-residents purchase and own property in South Africa?

Investing in property is always an exciting, yet overwhelming experience. Favourable exchange rates create a certain appeal for foreigners buying property in South Africa.  

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Posted by Jade Davids on Friday, March 29, 2019 Views: 147

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Personal Servitude explained by our Attorneys in Cape Town

A personal servitude can be described as the right to the enjoyment of another person’s immovable property.

The holder of the personal servitude is entitled to enjoy the immovable property as if it were their own, but should preserve the substance of the immovable property and not destroy it

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Posted by Megan Basson on Monday, March 25, 2019 Views: 179