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23 January 2020
This week: Ongoing gradual real commercial property decline; how digitization will change conveyancing; Mini budget key to property market’s growth; and the rise of electronic transactions.Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions
30 January 2020
The draft Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill which aims to establish a fair and consistent basis for recovering development charges has been published for public comment.Paddocks Press - December 2019
30 January 2020
The issue includes: Sectional title owners' duties; whether or not a body corporate can accept a unit from an owner to settle substantial overdue levies; and preparing for a board meeting.Web Bytes - 764
30 January 2020
This week: Portals to be at the heart of house buying reforms; rentvesting to become a reality in SA property market; and Residential Property Indices for 2019.2020 Conveyancing webinar
06 February 2020
Conveyancing Update and New Development - Allen West will be holding an online webinar on the 18th and 25th of February for those who missed this year's Conveyancing Seminars.Web Bytes - 765
06 February 2020
This week: Legal practitioners who unsuccessfully applied for their FFCs before 31 December are urged to re-apply; what conveyancers can teach PropTech; and tips to go off grid.BCA Conveyancing Course - 2020
13 February 2020
The Black Conveyancers Association Training Academy with LexisNexis® and Juta will be starting a formally lectured conveyancing course for conveyancing secretaries and paralegals in April.Web Bytes - 766
13 February 2020
This week: The lawyer of the future - UCT [email protected]; the EAAB begins engaging with industry bodies on the Property Practitioners Act; and a cross-border practice rights draft paper.Expropriation without compensation
20 February 2020
Deon Welz and Robert Krautkrämer seek to place certain issues in perspective, with reference to how the Constitution currently reads, and to the proposed amendments regarding EWC.Landlord knocking
20 February 2020
Does an expired lease automatically continue month-to-month, and if so, at what rental, and if it is verbal increase? Jack Crook reports on a recent case.
