Who are the Parties to an inter vivos Trust? the founder or donor or creator and the trustees and the beneficiary/ies How is a Trust formed? Most commonly by way of lodging a Trust Deed (constituting the agreement between the creator and the trustees who...
(www.joburg.org.za/content/view/417/58/) Step 1 Check your Title Deed to ascertain whether or not your property qualifies for the relevant business rights. To determine the current zoning of your property take a copy of the Title Deed to the GIS Information Counter on the 8th Floor of...
More often than not one is confronted with non-refundable deposits in offers to purchase of immovable property. In the same vein, most deeds of sale contain breach clauses worded that, in the event of a contractual breach on the part of the purchaser, which breach...
(Updated 29 February 2012) This tax was introduced on 1 Oct 2001 (therefore the date from which capital gains will be taxed is 1 October 2001), it is triggered on the disposal of an asset and the taxable gain from the disposal is declared in...
Matters to be considered in regard to your seller: 1. Are the Title Deeds and Mortgage Bonds of the seller to the property readily available? This is a particularly relevant question where the seller has recently dealt with his property, in that he has...
The above case addresses the interpretation of Section 118(3) of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, 32 of 2000 (the Act). More specially, whether the security provided for in Section 118(3) of the Act in favour of a municipality, for moneys owed to it for...
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