Conveyancers are admitted Attorneys of the High Court whom have passed the two national Conveyancing exams set by the Legal Practice Council and are specialists in the area of immovable property transfer and the preparation of associated documentation which is lodged with the Deeds office.
The authentication procedure of conveyancing documents signed outside of South Africa.
The estate agent is expected to work diligently and ethically, in a manner which protects public interest. No estate agent is permitted to discriminate against any person on the basis of race, gender or creed.
Author: Matthew Davidse Obtaining a bond as a self-employed individual can appear a daunting prospect with an application process seemingly fraught with complexity and additional
It not uncommon to find an occupational rent clause in an agreement of sale contract however, there is often confusion surrounding the practical aspects thereof.
Additional costs to budget for when purchasing a property. This article unpacks the hidden or unexpected costs in order to provide you with the best framework to ensure you are better prepared and not left with less money than you were expecting.
The formalities of a valid will. A will refers to a legal document that outlines the distribution of your assets and the care of minor children in the event of your death. In the event that you die without a will or die without a valid will, the distribution of your assets will be governed by the laws of intestate succession.
Transfer of Immovable property: What costs are the Seller and Purchaser responsible for?
any people working from home, has left many businesses questioning how to obtain handwritten signatures in order to conclude everyday business transactions
A USUFRUCT can be described as a legal right which is given by an owner or prospective owner of property to someone else (known as the “usufructuary”) who is not the owner or prospective owner of that same property.
