In South Africa, Cohabitation has become more common over the past years. Cohabitation also referred to as a common law marriage, living together or a domestic partnership is not recognized…
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has wrought disaster on our economy, as a result of this many consumers are no longer able to pay their monthly instalments on their…
It has become usual when scrolling through social media platforms to come across messages or posts like “do you know you can make R2000 a day, ask me how”. What…
As we steadily ease into the lifting of Lockdown Regulations, we are also faced with the lifting of creditors’ compassion towards the debtor’s financial distress. COVID-19 drove many South Africans…
With the COVID-19 pandemic waging war against South Africa’s economy together with the uncertainty of many people’s financial future, more and more people are entering into discussions about how they…
When an individual dies intestate, it means that they have died without leaving a valid Will or they have left a Will but the will itself is invalid. There are…
South Africa’s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over. Experts have predicted that the new variant of the COVID-19 virus, which has been found to be more contagious,…
South Africa is facing her second wave of COVID-19 infections with a different variant as the first wave. The government under the leadership of the command council had to act…
Everyone knows that if there is one thing to take seriously, it’s your finances. We’ve been through difficult and financially challenging times throughout history – the last year will certainly…
Purchasing Immovable Property through an Instalment Sale Agreement : The Upside and Remedies in play
In the previous article, we established that the Alienation of Land Act 68 of 1981 (“Act”) makes it possible to purchase immovable property through an Instalment Sale Agreement. Again, it…
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