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GENERAL - Property24/10 - 1 - More s18(3) thoughts - No common law application LINKS - Links (A - H) - Links (I - Y) INTERNATIONAL - Solicitors stress - Innovative insurance NCA NEWS - Consumer Protection Bill - KYC fees - Waiver of exceptions - Clobbering - NCA Q's and A's: Credit providers - II IT & THE LAWYER - Move to technology - Citation index - The future E-CONVEYANCING - Impasse broken - One giant leap - Two is better than one PEOPLE & NEWS - New valuation roll - Budget 2010 - Rates clearance closure - Eversheds TABLES OF COSTS - Conveyancing Tables - July 2009 - Apportionment of fees LAW REPORTS - Executable properties - Pappalardo SECTIONAL TITLES - Reserving the right - Similarities and differences - Paddocks Press – January 2010 WEB BYTES - Web Bytes 275 - Web Bytes 274 - Web Bytes 273 PRACTICE MANAGEMENT - Risk Management in Your Legal Business - Building blocks - Continuous learning STATISTICS - Figures - Survey II - Transfer duty collections - Pietermaritzburg - D O backlog statistics BOOKS - The Practitioner's Guide (second edition) - The ABC of Conveyancing     Consumer Protection Bill Nicky Campbell is presenting a seminar under the auspices of L.E.A.D on the Consumer Protection Bill. More... Waiver of exceptions Ingrid Broodryk answers a question about the waiver of legal exceptions in bonds. More... NCA Q's and A's: Credit providers - II Further answers to general NCA questions about credit providing with the date on which they were last answered and discussed. More... National Credit Act update – more Johannesburg and Durban conveyancers have a second chance to join Korbitec's experts for an update on the implications of the National Credit Act. More... NCA Q's and A's The National Credit Act will have wide ranging implications for attorneys, and the GhostDigest will be keeping you informed as soon as we know about them. More... Bank specific dates NCA documents from institutuons specifying the dates from which their NCA documents are to be used. More... NCA documents A page of links to documents and circulars relating to the National Credit Act. More... National Credit Act update Conveyancers will soon be joining Korbitec's experts for an update on the implications of the National Credit Act for them. More... NCA promotes free access The National Credit Act (NCA) comes into effect on 1 June this year and fears have been expressed that it could hamper housing development. More... National Credit Act – your responses Results from last week's poll, and your opinions regarding the National Credit Act's implementation. More... KYC fees LSSA and the Banking Association have agreed that Know Your Client (KYC) fees charged by conveyancers are not unethical. More... Clobbering The National Credit Regulator (NCR) says Rudco contravened a number of provisions of the credit act. More... NCA Q's and A's: Conveyancer-bank relationship Answers to NCA questions about the conveyancer-bank relationship with the date on which they were last answered and discussed. More... Bond clause The bond clause in a deed of sale will now have to refer to a "quotation and pre-agreement statement " instead of a "mortgage loan approval", as in the past. More... NCA Q's and A's: Credit providers - I Answers to general NCA questions about credit providing with the date on which they were last answered and discussed. More... NCA Q's and A's: Mortgagor-conveyancer relationship Answers to NCA questions about the mortgagor-conveyancer relationship with the date on which they were last answered and discussed. More... NCA Presentations First up - the New bond application process by Paul Esselaar - Electronic Law Manager, Korbitec. More... Credit Act should help sales Initially the National Credit Act may put a damper on the residential property market, but in the long term it should help it. More... Property sales will slow Prepare for property sales slowing by several weeks as banks begin to implement the provisions of the new National Credit Act. More... National Credit Act - implications The National Credit Act will place a burden on the conveyancer - should they charge for complying? Vote in our poll. More... Note that the information in this web site and or links, is provided for information purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice. It is supplied subject to our legal disclaimer. Search the Digest t t