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CPA - client's right to cancel a timeshare contract

Timeshare contracts are structured in such a way that they can’t be terminated. This means the process of getting out of timeshare obligations can thus be very difficult for the average person.

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Retirement Property Purchase Options

When considering your options for retirement it is important for you to plan and carefully consider the financial implications that come with the various types of sales transactions. 

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You could have relief from the VAT increase. How?

The VAT increase from 14% to 15% as of 1 April 2018 has led some to question how it will affect fixed property sales that are in progress or under negotiation. 

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Questions regarding neighbours, boundaries, property rights

The rights extended to you and your neighbours are determined by the boundaries between your properties. 

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How is estate duty charged on property?

According to the Estate Duty Act, estate duty is charged on the dutiable value of a property. The rate in South Africa is currently 20% of the estates dutiable value.

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Questions relating to sectional title schemes

It is important to be well informed before purchasing into a sectional title scheme.

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A potential problem that arises with the Homeowners Association

In a sectional title scheme, the question arises of what happens when there is no mention in the title deed or purchase agreement of the presence of a Homeowners Association.

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A question regarding the appointment of the conveyancing attorney

Why is the seller entitled to appoint the conveyancing attorney when the buyer is responsible for paying him or her?

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Court ruling against estates with regards to public road usage

In a court ruling in the Pietermaritzburg High Court, an issue was presented when the daughter of Mr Singh, a Mount Edgecombe resident, was fined for speeding on the estate. 

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Risks, benefits and occupation when purchasing a property

It is important that a prospective property buyer understands the various terms of an offer to purchase before completing, signing and submitting one.

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