Transfer Duty Explained: A Guide for South Africans
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Are community schemes in South Africa bound to refer disputes to the Community Schemes Ombud Service (“CSOS”), or can they approach the high court directly?
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Who is Responsible for the Costs Involved in a Property Transfer?
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What is a Conveyancing Attorney? Contract Signing to Key Hand Over
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The Role of a Conveyance Attorney: Everything You Need to Know
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Common pitfalls to avoid during the conveyancing process
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4 Steps You Must Take If You Want to Buy a House in South Africa
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The Conveyancing Process Explained
The first step in any sale of Immovable Property is that the Purchaser and the Seller must sign a written Agreement, which once signed, becomes a legally binding Agreement of Sale. Following the signature of the Agreement of Sale, the seller has the choice of appointing a Transferring Attorney whom, once appointed, will obtain the FICA documentation of both parties.
An Introduction to Conveyancing
As many of our loyal clients are aware, our firm is known for its expertise in all matters regarding litigation. We are proud to announce that we have broadened the scope of our services to include property law by the opening of our Conveyancing Department.