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Conveyancing and Property law

  • Constitutional Court rules that Municipalities should not approve building plans which will devalue your property

  • Overview of the Property Practitioners Bill

    Tags: conveyancing and property law, Immoveable Property, Max Rainer, property transfer, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc.
  • Overview: Transfer of Immovable Property in a Deceased Estate

    Tags: beneficiaries, conveyancing, deceased estates, executor, immovable property, property law, sale of property, Schoemanlaw, Shannon Vengadajellum, transfer of property
  • The Landlord’s role in exclusivity and anti – competitive clauses in retail lease agreements

    Tags: Anchor, Competition Commission, Eemaan Graham, Exclusivity clauses, Exclusivity. Anti-Competitive, Landlord, lease, Retail Lease, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Attorneys, Schoemanlaw Inc., Tenant
  • Conveyancing: The Electronic Deeds System Explained

    Tags: conveyancing and property law, Max Rainer, property transfer, Schoemanlaw, SchoemanLaw Attorneys
  • Multiple Offers – Can the Seller cancel an Offer to Purchase upon receiving a better offer?

    Tags: cancellation of sale, conveyancing, Immoveable Property, Multiple Offers, offer to purchase, property law, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc., Shannon Vengadajellum, transfers
  • Neighbour law: what constitutes a nuisance

    Tags: Max Rainer, Nieghbour law, nuisance, property law, property law in south africa, Schoemanlaw, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys
  • Lost or Destroyed Title Deeds – Amendment to Regulation 68(1) of The Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937

    Tags: Amendment, conveyancing, Deeds Registries Act, Destroyed Title Deeds, Lost Title Deeds, property law, Regulation 68(1), Schoemanlaw, Shannon Vengadajellum
  • Lease Agreement- must Lessees vacate a property once it is sold?

    Tags: lease, lease agreement, Lessee, Lessor, property law, Rent, Schoemanlaw Inc Attorneys, Tenant
  • Can you dispose of your Immoveable Property if you are no longer in possession of the original Title Deed?

    Tags: conveyancing and property law, Immoveable Property, Lost Title Deed, Registrar of Deeds, Schoemanlaw, Shannon Vengadajellum, transfers
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