Trusts are versatile legal instruments in South Africa, serving various purposes from estate planning to asset protection. Understanding the different types of trusts and their specific functions can help individuals and businesses make informed decisions about wealth...
Limited rights in South African property law refer to specific entitlements granted to individuals over property they do not own. These rights allow non-owners to use, benefit from, or control certain aspects of a property without holding full ownership. Such...
Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy, and it can become even more complicated when you’re suddenly faced with the task of winding up their estate. In South Africa, this important responsibility often falls to an executor of a deceased estate — a...
Owning property in South Africa comes with financial responsibilities, including property taxes. Whether you’re a homeowner, investor, or landlord, understanding property taxes is essential for managing your expenses and ensuring compliance with South African...
When it comes to property rights in South Africa, servitude is a crucial legal concept that affects both landowners and third parties. Whether you’re purchasing property, dealing with access rights, or developing land, understanding servitude is essential. A...
“All that glisters is not gold” (William Shakespeare in Merchant of Venice) Buying or selling a home could be one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. It’s an exciting time – but don’t lose sight of the need to tread with care. A key...
