Servitudes on Property Servitudes on Property: meaning and South African legal context Servitudes on Property means limited real rights that burden one property for the benefit of another property or a person, permitting specified use or restricting the owner’s...
Property Boundary Disputes Property Boundary Disputes: meaning and South African legal context Property Boundary Disputes means legal and factual disagreements about the surveyed line separating adjoining properties or about structures, use or possession that cross or...
Occupational Rent Explained Occupational Rent Explained: meaning and South African legal context Occupational Rent Explained means the contractual payment made for occupation of immovable property during a period when the occupier does not yet, or no longer, hold...
Property Transfer Delays Property transfer delays: what they are, why they happen, and how to speed up registration in South Africa Property transfer delays are the avoidable (and sometimes unavoidable) setbacks that slow down the legal conveyancing process of...
PIE eviction process PIE eviction process: a practical guide to lawful evictions in South Africa PIE eviction process and the legal framework The PIE eviction process exists because eviction is not merely a private dispute about property rights. In South African law,...
Voetstoots clause South Africa Voetstoots clause South Africa: what it means for buyers and sellers In this article, the key phrase “Voetstoots clause South Africa” means an “as-is” term in a South African sale agreement under which a buyer accepts the property in its...
