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- October 2026 | Renegotiating After You’ve Signed: The Email That Ended a Property Saleby Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on October 1, 2026
After their bond was withdrawn, the buyers were given time to arrange new finance. Instead, one of them emailed the conveyancer saying they would only apply […]
- September 2026 | Do You Really Need 6 Types of Will?by Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on September 1, 2026
At the heart of your estate planning is your will (“Last Will and Testament”). Without it, you lose your right to choose your heirs, to choose the executor […]
- August 2026 | Cancelled Sale, Damaged Property. Who Pays?by Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on August 1, 2026
When a sale falls through, most people assume restitution means simply giving back the money and the property. A recent High Court decision shows it is rarely […]
- July 2026 | One Bad Letter and Your Eviction Falls Apartby Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on July 1, 2026
A tenant may be in clear breach of a lease, but that does not guarantee a successful eviction. A recent High Court judgment shows how an unclear cancellation […]
- June 2026 | Dodgy Deck: When a Property Defect is Your Problem, Not the Seller'sby Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on June 1, 2026
A deck collapsed seven months after transfer. The buyers, convinced they’d been sold a raw prawn, headed to the courts. Eight claims and twelve years later, […]
- May 2026 | Bodies Corporate and HOAs: Apply Your Rules With Common Sense, or Elseby Dekker Prokureurs/Attorneys on May 1, 2026
The administrators of residential complexes tread a fine line. They must implement and enforce conduct rules for the good of the complex as a whole, but […]
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