Rescission of Default Judgment in South African Law: How to Set Aside a Judgment and Protect Your Rights
Introduction Default judgments can have serious consequences for defendants who miss court deadlines or fail to respond to claims. But what happens if you were unaware of the case or had a valid reason for not defending yourself? Fortunately, South African law...
The Impact of Title Deed Conditions on Civil Disputes in Property Transfers in South Africa
Introduction Title deed conditions are more than mere formalities in property law. These conditions, embedded in the fabric of a property’s legal status, can significantly influence the rights, obligations, and potential liabilities of parties to a...
The Wills Act Formalities: Common Pitfalls under Section 2(1)(a) and How to Avoid Them
Introduction Section 2(1)(a) of the Wills Act 7 of 1953 outlines the formal requirements for the valid execution of a will in South African law. Despite its straightforward wording, this provision is one of the most litigated sections in estate disputes. This...
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