In this article, community schemes specialist attorney Ané de Klerk discusses what to consider when wanting to take action against owners who are not paying their levies/contributions.
Can the power of attorney be irrevocable? The general rule is that such power of attorneys can be revoked at any time, even if it is stated to be “irrevocable”.
Can a landlord make a tenant move? Shaun du Bois, master practitioner in real estate and principal at Just Property and Peter Mennen, head of legal at TPN Credit Bureau, answers frequently asked [...]
Powers of attorney are often used in property transactions where one of the parties for example, lives overseas or is out of the country for a short period of time.
If you have ever watched the popular Discovery Channel television show “Mythbusters”, you will know that some myths are so entrenched in popular belief that we are left stunned when they are [...]
Although a date is yet to be set for the implementation of the looming Rental Housing Amendment Act, many of the proposed changes, including criminal liability for non-compliant landlords, have [...]
To replace a lost title deed is at present a fairly simple process with the owner of a property of which the title deed is lost, signing an affidavit prepared by a conveyancer to apply for a [...]
