KYK! Maatskappye en hoe boere daarby kan baat

PR de Wet het op 31 Mei 2019 met Elsa Esterhuizen in die GROOTplaas ateljee gesels oor wat ‘n maatskappy nou eintlik is, en hoe boere daarby kan baat. Kyk gerus die onderhoud weer om jou kennis in die verband op te knap!  

June 14, 2019
Tinsel, trolleys, and traps: Outsmarting the Black Friday storm

Tinsel, trolleys, and traps: Outsmarting the Black Friday storm

As Black Friday specials and festive-season sales saturate the market, retailers compete with promises of “unbeatable” discounts and “blink-and-you-miss-it” deals. But even in the frenzy, the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (the “CPA”) still applies. Designed to curb deceptive advertising, ensure fair pricing, and guarantee that goods remain of acceptable quality, the CPA sets the rules of the game. Understanding these rights is essential for both suppliers and shoppers, helping prevent year-end discounts from turning into disputes.

Unlocking the Path to Compliance: Navigating South Africa’s Mandatory EPC Requirements for Commercial Property Owners

Unlocking the Path to Compliance: Navigating South Africa’s Mandatory EPC Requirements for Commercial Property Owners

Attention to all owners of commercial property buildings: Are you aware of the imminent and significant change in South African property law that directly affects you? By December 2025, all non-residential buildings are required to possess Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) as mandated by recent regulations published on 8 December 2020 in the Government Gazette. Failure to comply could result in hefty fines up to R5 million or even imprisonment for five years. These regulations are poised to add further requirements to the conveyancing process and commercial property disposal landscape, introducing new responsibilities that you, as a commercial building owner, need to be aware of.

Can a Body Corporate Pull the Plug? Lessons from the Katisi Case

Can a Body Corporate Pull the Plug? Lessons from the Katisi Case

South Africa’s sectional title market remains a cornerstone of urban property investment, accounting for approximately 30% of all residential property transactions in 2024. Despite its growth and resilience amid economic pressure, the sector presents unique legal and procedural complexities – particularly for Conveyancers.

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