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The prime interest rate has been cut by 25 basis points, taking it to 11,5%points
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A seller's guide to bond cancellation
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There are various legal requirements and costs associated with formalising bond cancellations.
Sibling Showdown: How One Missing Word in a Will Divided a Family
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The Court decided that a will is "held void for uncertainty only when it is impossible to put a meaning on it".
July: INTEREST RATES REMAIN UNCHANGED
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Tthe prime lending rate of commercial banks remains unchanged at 11.75%.
Interest Rates Remain Unchanged
Category General News
The prime lending rate of commercial banks remains unchanged at 11.75%.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR RIGHTS: BREACH AND PENALTY CLAUSES IN PROPERTY AGREEMENTS
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Breach and penalty clauses ensure that the interests of both buyer and seller are protected.
Rising Damp and Failed Waterproofing
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What the buyer must prove when a seller failed to disclose rising damp and failed waterproofing.
Property: Why Do You Need an Occupancy Certificate Before You Buy?
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The occupancy certificate is a vital document and as a buyer you should insist that the seller gives it to you before you make an offer.
LATEST NEWS ON THE INTEREST RATE
Category General News
The prime lending rate of commercial banks remains unchanged at 11.75%.
UNDERSTANDING MORTGAGE BOND CANCELLATION: KEY STEPS AND CONSIDERATIONS
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The bond cancellation process in South Africa is a meticulous and structured procedure
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