When your anxious matriculant is studying for an important test, having a generator on the scheme’s common property to stand in during load shedding is a bonus. Less so if you bought into the same scheme because of its peaceful
Every landlord may at some stage find themself in the position where they need to evict a delinquent tenant failing to meet their rental obligations. Going through the eviction process can be one of the most stressful periods in a
In property sale agreements, the seller has the right to nominate the conveyancing attorney who will attend to the registration of the transaction in the deeds office. Sellers, however, often take little interest in who is appointed as conveyancer because
Living together as husband and wife without concluding a civil marriage, whether as a conscious or unconscious choice, occurs in the vast majority of instances without an appreciation of the consequences. Take, for example, the facts in Bwanya v Master
A maintenance order may be varied, suspended, or rescinded, by the Maintenance Court in the area in which the child resides. The Maintenance Court will only grant an increase or decrease of the maintenance payable, should the court find sufficient
Social media has become a strong presence in our day to day lives, being the most effective and immediate way of conveying messages, status updates, tweets and the occasional selfie. With the various platforms of communication, one has to be
There is definitely much to be said about Voetstoots and the CPA (Consumer Protection Act). One common misunderstanding is that the CPA applies to all property transactions. This is not true – the CPA will only apply if the seller
In a recent decision by the Supreme Court of appeal, the issue as to whether or not arrear maintenance can prescribe (i.e. when d debt or other obligation is extinguished after a certain period of time) was addressed. The court
The duty to support a child terminates upon the child’s death but not the parent’s death. In the event of a parent’s death and if the Last Will and Testament do not adequately provide for maintenance, the child may lodge
