Immovable property is one of the biggest investments a person can make, however, in today’s economic climate, only a few are able to venture out on their own. In order to split the risk and share the costs involved in the purchase and upkeep of a property, two or more people may enter into a

This article considers the legal standing of neighbours to object to, and prevent, the approval of building plans. It is important to understand that often an application for the approval of building plans is made in conjunction with an application to rezone the property, or to relax building lines, or to remove a restrictive condition

Schindlers Whiskey & Wine Cocktail Evening In support of the Starfish Foundation’s nationwide charity initiatives   Wednesday 2 November 2016: 6pm-9pm 3rd Floor, 3 Melrose Boulevard, Melrose Arch   Dress code is formal   Entrance fee is R100 donation: 100% will be donated to the Starfish Foundation, as well as a % of the sale of wines on

The metaphor that the “horse has bolted” has been used frequently by our courts, although not with a consistent result. This article examines some of the different ways that our courts have applied the “bolting horse principle” – namely the principle that one ought not to grant relief in a court order where the granting

Introduction The aim of this article is to explain the consequences of the de-registration of Home Owners’ Associations in the Companies Office, and the actions necessary to bring such entities out of de-registration and restore their registration status. Does this affect all Home Owners’ Associations? No. This is only applicable to Home Owners’ Associations that