When should a Scheme Consider Administration?
Join us for insights from Willie Roos of Stratafin and Veronica Bhengu of Confiance Administrative Solutions as they shed light on key signs that indicate when a scheme should consider
Join us for insights from Willie Roos of Stratafin and Veronica Bhengu of Confiance Administrative Solutions as they shed light on key signs that indicate when a scheme should consider
Our speaker Willie Roos from Stratafin will be discussing the purchasing of properties through the legal process at Sheriffs’ auctions and all that this entails. A sale in execution is when
Our speakers Willie Roos from Stratafin and Zerlinda Van Der Merwe and Nicole Nel from TVDM Consultants discuss an interesting case in which two bodies corporate, believing they were one
In terms of section 1 of the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 (“the STSMA”) ‘‘body corporate’’, in relation to a building and the land in a sectional title scheme, means the body corporate of that building. This definition does not shed much light on what the body corporate is.
Neither the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 (the “STSM Act”); nor the prescribed management rules (the “PMRs”) or prescribed conduct rules (the “PCRs”) made thereunder contain any provisions that specifically deal with the granting consent or setting out the process for the installation and safety requirements of swimming pools within the scheme.
Introduction I was recently asked by a client whether they could let their sectional title unit on a on a short-term basis when the scheme’s rules expressly prohibited short-term renting
Join us for insights from Willie Roos of Stratafin and Veronica Bhengu of Confiance Administrative Solutions as they shed light on key signs that indicate when a scheme should consider
Our speaker Willie Roos from Stratafin will be discussing the purchasing of properties through the legal process at Sheriffs’ auctions and all that this entails. A sale in execution is when
Our speakers Willie Roos from Stratafin and Zerlinda Van Der Merwe and Nicole Nel from TVDM Consultants discuss an interesting case in which two bodies corporate, believing they were one
In terms of section 1 of the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 (“the STSMA”) ‘‘body corporate’’, in relation to a building and the land in a sectional title scheme, means the body corporate of that building. This definition does not shed much light on what the body corporate is.
Neither the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 (the “STSM Act”); nor the prescribed management rules (the “PMRs”) or prescribed conduct rules (the “PCRs”) made thereunder contain any provisions that specifically deal with the granting consent or setting out the process for the installation and safety requirements of swimming pools within the scheme.
Introduction I was recently asked by a client whether they could let their sectional title unit on a on a short-term basis when the scheme’s rules expressly prohibited short-term renting
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