Publisher: LexisNexis South Africa
Format: Soft Cover, eBook
Book ISBN: 9780409054996
eBook ISBN: 9780409124330
Year Published: 2015
Author(s): Allen West
Price: R655.50 (incl. vat)
30% Off - Sale Price: R458.85 (incl. vat)
Description
The Conveyancing Practice Guide is designed to be an easy-to-read practice guide that covers most of the conveyancing transactions. The fourth edition covers the vast field of conveyancing in a compact, quick reference format. The Conveyancing Practice Guide provides day-to-day guidance on regulations, preparation of transfer documents and the deeds registry and is an indispensable tool for all involved with the practice and procedures of conveyancing.
Benefits
A quick up-to-date reference to practical issues around transfer documentation and processesDesigned to be an easy-to-read practice guide that covers most of the basic and common conveyancing transactions. The Market this title is aimed for is the conveyancing secretaries who have to prepare documentation accurately and in accordance with relevant legislation requirements. It also provides trainee or novice conveyancers with a practical and accessible guide. Not a comprehensive legal treatise.
Table of Contents
| Preface | Preface |
| Author | About the Author |
| INTRODUCTION | Changes in law and new developments |
| CHAPTER 1 | An introduction to conveyancing practice |
| CHAPTER 2 | The transfer of immovable property |
| CHAPTER 3 | Mortgage bonds |
| CHAPTER 4 | The Alienation of Land Act No. 68 of 1981 |
| CHAPTER 5 | Miscellaneous applications, consents and endorsements |
| CHAPTER 6 | Certificates of title (substituted titles) |
| CHAPTER 7 | Notarial deeds |
| CHAPTER 8 | Miscellaneous transfers |
| CHAPTER 9 | The registration of general plans and the opening of township register |
| CHAPTER 10 | Sectional titles |
| CHAPTER 11 | Miscellaneous matters |
| CHAPTER 12 | Customary marriages and civil unions |
| CHAPTER 13 | Frequently asked questions |
| APPENDIX | Precedents |
| TABLE | Table of statutes |
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