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Sectional Title Owners – Who is responsible for Excess Payments on Insurance Claims?
Owners in sectional title schemes believe – incorrectly – that because the body corporate insures the common property it must pay any insurance excesses (e.g.
NCA and CPA Compliant Credit Agreement
NCA and CPA Compliant Credit Agreement I am delighted to announce that Bregmans is now associated with Sarah-lynne Tennant, of SLT Legal Consulting, who specialises
Can new owners be held liable for historic municipal debt on their property?
In the case of Jordaan v Tshwane municipality, the Constitutional court handed down a judgment on 29 August 2017, dealing with the constitutional validity
Can new owners be held liable for historic municipal debt on their property?
In the case of Jordaan v Tshwane municipality, the Constitutional court handed down a judgment on 29 August 2017, dealing with the constitutional validity of
Prescription of Municipal Debt
Prescription of municipal debt On 13 February 2017, in the case of Argent Industrial Investment (Pty) Ltd and Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality, the court had to rule
A Guide to Divorce: Understanding the Process and Legal Principles
Introduction to Divorce and Legal Principles Divorce is the legal process of dissolving a marriage, whether under civil or customary law. It is governed by
The Divorce Process
The divorce process – what is entailed Source: https://www.westerncape.gov.za/service/getting-divorced/ A married couple can end their marriage through divorce. The process of the divorce depends on the type
Second Hand Car Dealers & the CPA
Second hand car dealers and the CPA What happens if the second-hand car that I just bought turns out to be defective? You need to
The Two Body Corporate Funds
Sectional Title – the need to keep two separate body corporate funds Bodies Corporate must now keep 2 funds, a ‘reserve’ and an ‘administrative’ fund.
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