Special Clauses Suspensive Conditions Estates: Master’s Consent This sale is subject to the consent of the Master of the High Court in terms of Section 42(1) of the Administration of Estates Act No. 66 of 1965. This clause must be inserted whenever a property is sold out of a deceased estate and the Executor signs on behalf of the estate. The consent will be a formality unless there is...
Typically, landowners create duets on land that cannot be subdivided for various reasons. Instead, landowners establish a sectional title register with only two units. These may be two separate dwellings, or they may be semi-detached and are commonly known as duets or semi’s. Often, landowners prefer establishing these small sectional title schemes to subdivision due to cost implications, as it might...
The purpose of this Act is for the: - Establishment of bodies corporate to manage and regulate sections and common property in sectional title schemes - Application of rules applicable to such schemes - Establishment of a sectional titles scheme management advisory council - Provision for incidental matters. This Act is always used in conjunction with the Sectional Titles Act. Overview of...