Category Property Law
Are there situations where the landlord could also legally refuse to accept the tenant's lease cancellation?
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When and how you can evict a tenant
Category Property Law
A tenancy agreement is, before anything else, a contract, says attorney Simon Dippenaar.
The new R2.4 million lawsuit all South African dog owners should know about
Category Property Law
Due to the high rate of crime, many South African homeowners have dogs in the hope of safeguarding their property and deterring burglars.
Cancelling a lease agreement early
Category Property Law
If you want to end your contract early, this can only be done "in situations where the Consumer Protection Act or Rental Housing Act apply"
When is Your Rent Due? Myths and Truths Exposed
Category Property Law
In short… this article deals with the rights and responsibilities of a tenant in relation to the payment of rental.
Boreholes and all the legal need-to-know
Category Property Law
Do you need any authority or licence to drill a borehole?
Landmark ruling on historical debts
Category Property Law
Municipalities cannot hold new property owners responsible for the historic debt.
Why you should be concerned by the Expropriation Bill
Category Property Law
The new bill, which is about to be passed into law, gives the state the power to expropriate any property and pay you what the government thinks it's worth.
CONDITIONAL ACCEPTANCE OF OFFER
Category Property Law
Cooper v Clark (2015/31475) [2016] ZAGPJHC 79 (29 April 2016)
Understanding VAT rules on residential properties
Category Property Law
The value-added tax (VAT) rules on the building, buying, letting and selling of residential properties are not simple and it is worthwhile recapping some of the
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