Convey
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21 July 2005
This week: Victorian solicitors ahead in the conveyancing battle, 62 000 land claims settled, and the Atlantic seaboard bubble experiences a blow-out.Some comments
21 July 2005
Lizelle Kilbourn pens some comments on the proposed amendments to the Sectional Titles Act, as contained in Bill 10B of 2005.Drop in W Cape showhouse attendances
28 July 2005
The drop in show house attendance in parts of the Western Cape by as much as 70 percent is being seen essentially as a stalemate between buyers and sellers.Always on
28 July 2005
The benefits of broadband internet access Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) for law firms are many and varied, and are worth considering.Web Bytes 052
28 July 2005
This week: More lending but fewer transactions, a call to review land policy, and American homes are still selling.Permission to occupy
28 July 2005
May a Permission to Occupy serve as security under a notarial mortgage bond, asks Henry Lourens?Land tax bills
04 August 2005
Property owners must take on municipalities that bill them for land tax without complying with the provisions of the new Municipal Property Rates Act.A suggestion
04 August 2005
John Christie has suggestions for a better procedure for dealing with exclusive use areas in terms of s 27 of the Sectional Titles Act.Lexis enters market
04 August 2005
LexisNexis, the legal publisher, has launched a software package that it claims will enable small law firms to compete on an equal footing with Tesco.Who is buying our land?
04 August 2005
Michael Aliber considers the value of the Deeds Registry wanting to track the race and nationality of land purchasers.
