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Be open minded

01 February 2018

Marlon Shevelew writes about the Cape Town water crisis and how landlords and tenants need to work together and keep an open-minded approach to resolving water issues.

Get authorised

08 February 2018

Jack Crook highlights problems when contracting with trusts as standard sale agreements don’t always provide adequately for their own specific set of rules.

BCA Conveyancing course - 2018

22 February 2018

The Black Conveyancers Association Training Academy with LexisNexis® and Juta will be starting a conveyancing course for secretaries and paralegals in March.

Withholding rental

22 February 2018

Rosanne Kinder discusses a recent case which dealt with the question of whether a lessee can withhold rental if it is not given full occupation of the leased premises.

No occupancy certificates

01 March 2018

Freddie Terblanche discusses the issue of whether a landlord can charge rent for commercial property that is being leased without an occupancy certificate.

Unable to write

08 March 2018

Dudley Lee suggests that the rule about the signing of a power of attorney by a person who cannot write requiring a commissioner of oaths' confirmation is wrong.

Lease premiums

15 March 2018

Graeme Palmer discusses the tax treatment of lease premiums in the light of a recently released draft interpretation note by SARS.

CPA v the voetstoots clause

22 March 2018

Jack Crook emphasises the need for both sellers and buyers (of anything) to understand how the Consumer Protection Act affects the common “voetstoots” (“as is”) clause.

Mother of disputes

12 April 2018

Jack Crook explains why "co-ownership is the mother of disputes", suggests a potential solution and gives a checklist to avoid costly disputes arising.

Newsletters work

26 April 2018

Which is why they are used, but as Jack Crook explains, their marketing magic fails when conveyancers make too many mistakes in their client newsletters.
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