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POINTS RELATING TO YOUR WILL TO CONSIDER WHEN YOUR MARRIAGE IS TERMINATED BY DIVORCE

If your will which you signed while you were married makes provision for a bequest to your spouse and your marriage is subsequently terminated by divorce, then the Wills Act ( the law in South Africa governing the requirements for

Sale agreements and suspensive conditions – when is an agreement actually deemed binding?

Sale agreements and suspensive conditions – when is an agreement actually deemed binding? As an estate agent there is no better scenario than being able to bring an unconditional cash offer at full asking price to your seller. However, this

Blog | YOUR WILL AND USUFRUCTS

Although there are other situations in which usufructs can feature, this discussion will centre only on testamentary usufructs, i.e. those created in wills, in particular the classic example being that where a testator wishes to bequeath ownership in property to

DON’T RISK THAT YOUR BUSINESS BECOMES THE NEXT EXPERIAN

What happened? South Africa’s largest data breach has now been contained, according to the Experian credit bureau. During 24 to 27 May this year, it had released the personal details – including identity numbers, telephone numbers, physical and e-mail addresses

South African emigrant pension funds to be locked in for three years

On 31 July 2020, the National Treasury and the South African Revenue Service (“SARS”) published a Draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (“TLAB”) 2020.While there is little unexpected about tax amendments, it is somewhat surprising that the TLAB contains amendments which

Blog | Maintenance applications

During the month of August, the STBB Family Law Department will assist parents in need with completing the following maintenance applications for a nominal fee: – We assist with the preparation and completion of the necessary documents for an application

Blog | Business interrupted with no relief? Court orders insurer to pay

There is no denying the devastating impact of COVID-19 thus far on the economy and businesses, particularly those in hospitality. The financial losses arising from the outbreak have placed focus on insurance policies and how businesses have attempted to indemnify

Blog | Business interrupted with no relief? Court orders insurer to pay

STBB The Big Small Brief Issue 1

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Blog | When the Small Claims Court can be approached

Monetary jurisdiction The Small Claims Courts are available to those who wish to institute a claim of a value up to R20 000.00. Attorney may assist but not appear on behalf of a party in this Court In terms of the

POINTS RELATING TO YOUR WILL TO CONSIDER WHEN YOUR MARRIAGE IS TERMINATED BY DIVORCE

Sale agreements and suspensive conditions – when is an agreement actually deemed binding?

Blog | YOUR WILL AND USUFRUCTS

DON’T RISK THAT YOUR BUSINESS BECOMES THE NEXT EXPERIAN

South African emigrant pension funds to be locked in for three years

Blog | Maintenance applications

Blog | Business interrupted with no relief? Court orders insurer to pay

Blog | Business interrupted with no relief? Court orders insurer to pay

STBB The Big Small Brief Issue 1

Blog | When the Small Claims Court can be approached

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