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A conveyancer is a lawyer who specializes in the legal aspects of buying and selling real property. In South Africa, a conveyancer is required to handle the transfer of registered ownership of immovable property, ensuring that it is legally compliant with local laws and regulations. They manage the documentation and facilitate the change of title from one person to another.
The conveyancing process involves several key steps: drafting and reviewing the offer to purchase, checking the title deed and property restrictions, obtaining clearance certificates (like rates and taxes), preparing and signing transfer documents, and finally, registering the property in the new owner's name at the Deeds Office. This process ensures the transaction is legally valid.
The conveyancing process typically takes between 8 to 12 weeks from the date of sale agreement to the completion of the property transfer, assuming there are no complications. The timeframe can vary based on several factors, including the speed at which parties provide necessary documents and the efficiency of the local Deeds Office.
Conveyancer fees are regulated and are typically based on a tariff recommended by the Law Society, which is a percentage of the property value, plus VAT. These fees do not include additional costs such as Deeds Office levies and other disbursements necessary for the transfer process. It's advisable to get a detailed quote from your conveyancer to understand all associated costs.
I require the services of an effective conveyancer, who can obtain a new original title deed for RDP property in Mamelodi, re-establish a sensible Sales Agreement that honestly re-creates what was contained in the original sales agreement, obtain clearance certificates from city council, and effect transfer of ownership. I can provide more details upon request.
I cannot speak on the phone right now, please Whatsapp or SMS me. We had a fire at our home in September last year which involved FINMAR brokers and Old Mutual Insure. The issue was also narrowed down to City of Cape Town as the cause of the fire. We stay at No 7 Hart rd crawford. Please advise if you will be able to assist with this case.
I don't have a lot of physical evidence as my phone was wiped before this whole thing started
Property transfer and making a will
A client owes sivconstruction money and is not responding to messages.
My ex husband is making up stories saying I owe him R.00 which he gave the builder in and took me to small claims court. What worries me is that at the court they don't want to hear my side of the story and I refused to pay the money. The only proof that he had is the bank statement showing that he withdrawn the money at Orange farm mall. The. Magistrate asked if he had any witness he said its the builder now we have to go to court again my problem is that felt that I'm being unfairly treated and they forcing me to pay the money that I didn't take
my wife leftt me for more than 20yrs without divorcing me, and married another, she was staying with my son before marrying another man past six years, and she passed early this year, the man took all i suppose her pensions ,car leaving my son in the house, i can't find my marriage certificate again there no records of our marriage at home affairs, except lobolo was paid as a tradtion,
Eskom Charges. 1. Tampering with infrastructure, and stealing a transformer, and somehow getting it up a pole myself, and connecting it. 🦺Eskom have said they know I did not do that. Internal investigation needed and they're looking to have charges dropped. I have cooperated and given all info to Eskom internal investigation. With names given, statement given, and all that I can remember. I have met with Eskom senior manager here. And with investigators. And again met with Eskom manager yesterday, to amend some dates. 2. Using electricity of over a million. They have based this figure on historic data when there were kitchens baking, boiling, all day. And 4 industrial fridges running in a Farm stall. Freezers. And an art gallery, that was open and running all day. And a restaurant. With freezer, coffee machines, large fridge. And cooking all day. 🦺 All of that closed in , due to Eskom erroneous billing. And eskom blackouts destroying R60 thousand worth of stock and refrigeration failure And to base ESTIMATED usage to over 1 million, now, begins on a false premise. Our electricity consumption could never be based on pre figures, when we used a lot of electricity. And cannot be correct at all. Due diligence by Eskom regarding their estimate Intel, is flawed. They have thumbsucked this amt.
