Are your sectional title affairs in a mess (your body corporate owes a fortune in arrear municipal charges)?
You may consider appointing an administrator to halt legal proceedings and negotiate a ...
Anva Properties CC // End Street Entertainment Enterprises CC
Anva Properties (The Applicant) sought an order authorizing it to terminate the electricity supply to a unit in a building situated in ...
Owners in sectional title schemes believe – incorrectly – that because the body corporate insures the common property it must pay any insurance excesses (e.g. for a burst geyser)).
In fact, ...
In the case of Jordaan v Tshwane municipality, the Constitutional court handed down a judgment on 29 August 2017, dealing with the constitutional validity of S118(3) of the Local Government ...
Sectional Title – the need to keep two separate body corporate funds
Bodies Corporate must now keep 2 funds, a ‘reserve’ and an ‘administrative’ fund.
This is prescribed by the Sectional Titles ...
By Helen Grange hgrange@mweb.co.za
When you’re hunting for a property, it’s important to ask the right questions, and one of them should be: ‘is there a servitude?’ The presence ...
The Body Corporate switched off a client’s electricity, because he fell into arrears with his levies. He asked me what steps he could take to have his electricity switched back ...
What rights does a landlord have if a tenant cancels the residential lease, before it ends?
The tenant has the right to cancel the lease at any time (on 20 business ...
Because the landlord has evicted you without first getting a court order, you need to bring what is called a “spoliation” application to be allowed back onto the leased premises.
As ...
Can a Body Corporate fine an owner for, e.g. making too much noise, being discourteous to security officers, or keeping a pet, against the Conduct Rules of the complex?
Karen Bleijs ...
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