Oct 14, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law
As more homeowners withdraw from the grid and install alternative or renewable energy systems into their homes such as solar panels, there is a bit of confusion about electrical certificates and whether they are required for these systems when buying or selling...
Sep 23, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law
On 6 September 2021, after considering all public commentary, it was announced that the Committee responsible for initiating and introducing the Land Expropriation Bill has endorsed it. The Bill has now been referred to the National Assembly to be passed and to advise...
Sep 2, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law, Trusts and Estates
A trust is a legal entity which is created by a founder and which can (amongst other things) purchase and own property. Once a trust is created, all assets are placed into it by either the founder donating assets to it or by the entity itself purchasing or otherwise...
Apr 7, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law
The process of buying or selling property can be rather overwhelming, more so, when you do not know what to expect. Below is a list of expenses which may arise for both the seller and purchaser to assist you in preparing for the unknown. The buyer is liable for:...
Feb 23, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law, Family Divorce and Matrimonial Law
In respect of immovable property, it is important to note that the divorce order merely records that the party/parties are entitled to a full or half share in the immovable property. Thereafter, transfer of the applicable share in terms of the divorce order, must be...
Feb 9, 2021 | Conveyancing and Property Law
There are four capacities within which it is possible to buy property and each has its own distinct advantages and disadvantages. The options available are to either purchase in your individual capacity, through a trust instrument or in the name of a company or a...
