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The occupancy certificate is a vital document and as a buyer you should insist that the seller gives it to you before you make an offer.
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WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR DEPOSIT IF THE HOME SALE FALLS THROUGH?
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The answer depends on the terms of the purchase agreement, the reasons for cancellation and largely dependent on which party is responsible.
New Ruling on Divorce Assets: How Does it Affect You?
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Courts have a wide discretion to order a "redistribution" of assets and money regardless of what your ANC provides.
Property Owners: Your Rates Could Quadruple for Unauthorised Land Use
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Municipalities all have the right to regulate land use in their areas and properties that are used unlawfully or without authorisation can be subjected to rates
Be Prepared for The Cost of Dying
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Few people appreciate all the costs involved in settling an estate.
Buying a property: Check the Seller's Marital Status!
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As a buyer you must make "reasonable enquiries" as to the seller's marital status and as to whether the other spouse's written consent to the sale is needed.
Electronic Signatures in Property and other Transactions
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"To sign a document means to authenticate that which stands for or is intended to represent the name of the person who is to authenticate"
Prepare for SPLUMA
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A formal certificate of compliance will be required by October 2020
Your Tax Deadlines for September, and an Update on Tax Season 2018/19
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Your third provisional payment for the 2018/2019 tax year is due on or by 30 September 2019.
Your Shareholder Agreement versus Your Memorandum of Incorporation - There Is Only One Winner
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shareholders' agreement is fundamental to the workings of shareholders
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