September Newsletter – Stratafin

Read all about our recent exciting event Let’s Get Physical, held in George and don’t miss our new article by Dr Carryn Durham Smoking in Sectional Title

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Body corporate
Webinars

Taking the Fees out of Attorneys

How to pay lower Attorney Fees – Willie Roos from Stratafin and Dilen Heerschop from DTB Attorneys give insight into minimizing legal costs in Schemes. Willie Roos (CEO of Stratafin)

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Property Developers responsibility
AGM/SGM

The Developer’s responsibility in regard to the first General Meeting

In simple terms the developer owns the land on which the scheme is built. The developer then works with architects, engineers, builders, land surveyors, the local municipality, conveyancers, and the deeds registry to establish the buildings on the land that will make up the scheme. Once the first unit is sold the body corporate is formed.

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Common property
Articles

Ways in which Common Property can be legally structure

The community property element of sectional title schemes comes into play when we refer to common property. The body corporate must maintain the common property (while owners must each maintain their section). There are various ways in which the body corporate can restructure and reallocate common property legally

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Body corporate rules
Webinars

Do you know your Body Corporate Rules?

Watch as Willie Roos from Stratafin and Zerlinda van der Merwe from TVDM Consultants discuss how to properly consider the rules that your Body Corporate needs. They discuss which rules can be legally enforced, the process to get your rules approved by CSOS, and how to properly enforce your Body Corporate rules with owners and tenants.

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Dispute resolution
Articles

Making an application for dispute resolution to the CSOS

The Community Schemes Ombud Service (the “CSOS”) is a quick and cheap alternative dispute resolution body designed to resolve administrative disputes in all types of community schemes, including sectional title schemes. The CSOS is designed to provide an alternative

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Case
Webinars

Marsh Rose Webinar: Stopping The Hustle

Do you know what protection Bodies Corporate enjoy under section 15(B)3 of the Sectional Titles Act? Join in and listen to our discussion on Marsh Rose Body Corporate vs Steinmuller in respect of the appeal and how it positively affects your scheme.

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Body corporate
Webinars

Taking the Fees out of Attorneys

How to pay lower Attorney Fees – Willie Roos from Stratafin and Dilen Heerschop from DTB Attorneys give insight into minimizing legal costs in Schemes. Willie Roos (CEO of Stratafin)

Full story
Property Developers responsibility
AGM/SGM

The Developer’s responsibility in regard to the first General Meeting

In simple terms the developer owns the land on which the scheme is built. The developer then works with architects, engineers, builders, land surveyors, the local municipality, conveyancers, and the deeds registry to establish the buildings on the land that will make up the scheme. Once the first unit is sold the body corporate is formed.

Full story
Common property
Articles

Ways in which Common Property can be legally structure

The community property element of sectional title schemes comes into play when we refer to common property. The body corporate must maintain the common property (while owners must each maintain their section). There are various ways in which the body corporate can restructure and reallocate common property legally

Full story
Body corporate rules
Webinars

Do you know your Body Corporate Rules?

Watch as Willie Roos from Stratafin and Zerlinda van der Merwe from TVDM Consultants discuss how to properly consider the rules that your Body Corporate needs. They discuss which rules can be legally enforced, the process to get your rules approved by CSOS, and how to properly enforce your Body Corporate rules with owners and tenants.

Full story
Dispute resolution
Articles

Making an application for dispute resolution to the CSOS

The Community Schemes Ombud Service (the “CSOS”) is a quick and cheap alternative dispute resolution body designed to resolve administrative disputes in all types of community schemes, including sectional title schemes. The CSOS is designed to provide an alternative

Full story
Case
Webinars

Marsh Rose Webinar: Stopping The Hustle

Do you know what protection Bodies Corporate enjoy under section 15(B)3 of the Sectional Titles Act? Join in and listen to our discussion on Marsh Rose Body Corporate vs Steinmuller in respect of the appeal and how it positively affects your scheme.

Full story