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Duty to Disclose Invasive Species - New Regulations
13 Oct 2014
We all know that there are a host of certificates which have become associated with the sale of immovable property and which have been necessitated by laws and
Immigration Regulations
13 Oct 2014
Two requirements postponed, but apply now
Liar Liar! Employers - Can you use a polygraph?
17 Sep 2014
The respectability of polygraph evidence, at best, remains an open question”
The Employment Equity Changes ... Do they apply to you?
16 Sep 2014
All employers and employees need to take account of the recent amendments to the Employment Equity Act.
Business Rescue and Suretyships ... Creditors at risk
15 Sep 2014
Consider this scenario. It’s unfortunately one all too likely to face creditors in these hard times -
Suspensive Conditions ... and the "harsh" consequences of non-fulfilment thereof
15 Sep 2014
A recent Supreme Court of Appeal judgment illustrates the importance of fulfilling suspensive conditions in an agreement and the consequences of not doing so.
A Game of Homes ... Sea view wars
12 Sep 2014
A recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) judgment underlines once again the need to properly record any and all agreements relating to your property.
Property Fraud ... Buyers, Bondholders Beware
12 Sep 2014
Although in practice title deeds as registered in the Deeds Office are accepted as proof positive of property ownership, two important
Understanding Usufructs Over Immovable Property
11 Sep 2014
A usufruct is a real right which gives the holder (referred to as the “usufructuary”) in his personal capacity the right to the use,
New proposed amendments to the National Credit Act
27 Aug 2014
The National Credit Act protects consumers, as well as small juristic persons, in that a single system to regulate credit was created which promotes a fair and