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How Divorce affects Immovable Property

Divorces are already loaded with emotion, hurt and usually frustration. Just to add some extra stress, immovable property that forms part of a joint estate

Approval of Aesthetic Appearance Of Buildings On Estates - Informal Decisions By HOA Not Binding

Many homeowners associations have strict requirements concerning the aesthetic appearance of buildings on the estate.

What can a tenant do in a complex when barking dogs are a problem?

There is a misconception that there is no legal relationship between the body corporate and tenants in sectional title schemes.

Body Corporates Can't Penalise Tenant When Owner Dont Pay Levy

It now seems that body corporates are also getting in on the action and are penalising third-party tenants when owners do not keep up with levy payments.

What you need to know about levy clearance certificates for sectional title units

The body corporates power to prevent the transfer of a unit if the selling owner owes any money to the body corporate.

Search warrants , must comply with the Criminal Procedure Act.

Its Friday afternoon and youve just gotten home after a busy week with the prospect of a relaxing weekend ahead. Suddenly theres a loud knock on the door.

Landlord given go ahead to disconnect tenant's electricity by High Court

Western Cape High Court found in favour of a landlord who was owed a huge amount for electricity by a tenant

Legal Thought for The Week – What to consider before buying a Sectional Title Unit

A little homework goes a long way when considering the purchase of a sectional title unit

Legal Update – True Meaning & Intentions behind a Clearance Certificate

Many people do not understand the true meaning and intentions behind Clearance Certificates

Property Case Law Update - Sea views and servitudes: Neighbours at war

A recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judgment underlines once again the need to properly record any and all agreements relating to your property.
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