CONVEYANCING ADMISSION EXAM RESULTS
EXAM: CONVEYANCING ADMISSION EXAM DATE: 06, 13 & 21 APRIL 2022
Notes:
· Candidates who attained 50% or more in the exam will not have to...
What Happens When an Inheritance Cannot be put into Effect? – Conveyancing News
Where a testator bequeaths immovable property to heirs which, for some or other valid reason, cannot be put into effect, such immovable property will...
Forfeiture of Benefits – Conveyancing News
When a decree of divorce is granted on the grounds of the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage the Court, under section 9(1) of the...
Spluma – Nelspruit Deeds Registry
This is a very important case for all Conveyancers to read, especially those practising within the area of the Registrar of Deeds Mpumalanga
Summary: Constitution...
The Conveyancer’s Legal Responsibility to Protect the Interests of the Purchaser and the Seller...
It is a moot point as to whether the conveyancer, appointed by the seller to effect transfer of immovable property, has any duty to...
Selling Without Approved Building Plans / Occupation Certificates – Conveyancing News
Introduction
More often than not the purchaser is desirous of selling a property and the purchaser is willing to purchase a property without approved building...
Creation of Positive and Negative Personal Servitudes – Conveyancing News
Introduction
From a conveyancing perspective it is very important to distinguish between positive and negative personal servitudes. The reason is due to the fact that...
The Registrability and Effect of a Condition Excluding Community of Property – Conveyancing News
From a conveyancing perspective a testamentary condition, excluding community of property in respect of immovable property and inserted in a deed when such immovable...
Registrars’ Conference Resolutions 2021
A. WITHDRAWAL OF REGISTRARS’ CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS
1/2021 The following Registrars’ Conference Resolutions are withdrawn:
• RCR19/1949 (in contradiction to RCR28/1956 — not relevant);
• RCR46/1952 (in contradiction to...
Application of The National Credit Act to Property Instalment Sale Agreements – Conveyancing News
Where land, which is used mainly for residential purposes with the exclusion of agricultural land, is sold in more than two installments over a...
Guidelines on Conveyancing Fees – effective from 16 May 2022.
CONVEYANCING: CONVENTIONAL DEEDS (ACT 47/1937) GUIDELINE OF FEES
Effective from 16 May 2022
Conveyancing fees are negotiable. These are merely guidelines and not minimum or maximum...
Did you know? Fifth Edition – Conveyancing News
Right of Extension of a Sectional Title Scheme
Once a real right of extension has lapsed, the court has no authority to extend the period...
