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I am looking to do a private property sale of a sectional title unit in wood to my current tenant. The sale price would be R . I need assistance with the offer to purchase document and any other requirements needed. Please let me know where you are based as well as your rate for the services required. Thank you.
Request for Legal Consultation & Advises On behalf of the Flip View Development Committee, we formally request your legal expertise, advice, and representation in an ongoing community-based land initiative known as the Flip View Community Land Occupation & Development Initiative, located at Flip View Estate. 1. Purpose of the Request The Flip View community, led by its Development Committee, has embarked on a structured land occupation and development framework aimed at addressing long-standing socio-economic challenges, including unemployment, food insecurity, lack of community facilities, and limited access to early education and skills development. Given the legal sensitivities and potential regulatory implications of land occupation and development, we are seeking legal consultation and guidance on the following key areas: 2. Scope of Legal Assistance Requested Legal standing and process validation of the land occupation resolution. Land rights and tenure security for community members and registered stakeholders Advisory on compliance with municipal, provincial, and national land use legislation Support in engagements with government departments, landowners, and developmental partners Drafting and vetting of legal agreements, stakeholder MOUs, and policy frameworks Assistance with community trust establishment, if applicable Risk mitigation strategies to protect the community from legal disputes or forced evictions 3. Background The official community resolution document outlining the scope, commitments, and declared development objectives, which include but are not limited to: Aquaculture and poultry farming Agricultural plots and greenhouses Transport infrastructure (taxi rank) Faith-based and recreational spaces Early childhood and educational services Cultural, creative, and heritage programming This initiative is being led in good faith, with full community participation and in alignment with social development goals. Our approach emphasizes transparency, inclusivity, peaceful occupation, and long-term sustainability. 4. Request for Urgent Engagement Given the growing interest and the importance of establishing legal clarity, we kindly request a preliminary consultation meeting with your firm at your earliest convenience. We are prepared to share all relevant documentation, community records, and stakeholder registers to support your legal review. Please confirm your availability for an initial meeting and the process to formally engage your services. We are confident that with your guidance, we can ensure the lawful advancement of this important community-led project. Should you require any additional information prior to the meeting, We look forward to your partnership and legal support in bringing this initiative to lawful and transformative fruition. Flip View Development Committee Flip View EstateRequest for Legal Consultation & Advises On behalf of the Flip View Development Committee, we formally request your legal expertise, advice, and representation in an ongoing community-based land initiative known as the Flip View Community Land Occupation & Development Initiative, located at Flip View Estate. 1. Purpose of the Request The Flip View community, led by its Development Committee, has embarked on a structured land occupation and development framework aimed at addressing long-standing socio-economic challenges, including unemployment, food insecurity, lack of community facilities, and limited access to early education and skills development. Given the legal sensitivities and potential regulatory implications of land occupation and development, we are seeking legal consultation and guidance on the following key areas: 2. Scope of Legal Assistance Requested Legal standing and process validation of the land occupation resolution. Land rights and tenure security for community members and registered stakeholders Advisory on compliance with municipal, provincial, and national land use legislation Support in engagements with government departments, landowners, and developmental partners Drafting and vetting of legal agreements, stakeholder MOUs, and policy frameworks Assistance with community trust establishment, if applicable Risk mitigation strategies to protect the community from legal disputes or forced evictions 3. Background The official community resolution document outlining the scope, commitments, and declared development objectives, which include but are not limited to: Aquaculture and poultry farming Agricultural plots and greenhouses Transport infrastructure (taxi rank) Faith-based and recreational spaces Early childhood and educational services Cultural, creative, and heritage programming This initiative is being led in good faith, with full community participation and in alignment with social development goals. Our approach emphasizes transparency, inclusivity, peaceful occupation, and long-term sustainability. 4. Request for Urgent Engagement Given the growing interest and the importance of establishing legal clarity, we kindly request a preliminary consultation meeting with your firm at your earliest convenience. We are prepared to share all relevant documentation, community records, and stakeholder registers to support your legal review. Please confirm your availability for an initial meeting and the process to formally engage your services. We are confident that with your guidance, we can ensure the lawful advancement of this important community-led project. Should you require any additional information prior to the meeting, We look forward to your partnership and legal support in bringing this initiative to lawful and transformative fruition. Flip View Development Committee Flip View Estate
I have never received any communication from the body cooperates or managing body. I tried to buy electricity only to find out R was adding on the meter box, when a call the ideal meter they couldn't tell what it was for they said I must ask the BC, have tried numerous times with no help. Is this legal as now I can't buy electricity without stretching my budget only to be given a token of 10units. I have already sent a complaint to CSOS. I can't even pay the levies as I am busy with an amount I have no idea where it comes from. One of the trustee is a bully who thinks he is better than everyone and he definitely did this deliberately as we don't see eye to eye. No proper channels were taken. How can I be able to manage this situation? Thank you
Our bond account was flawed from the beginning. My wife and I based here, in Johannesburg and our, who is part of this contract is based in KZN. The Firm of Attorneys who is handling the legal part, on behalf of the Standard Bank is based in Pretoria. Our home has already been attached and it now up for auction.
I sold a piece of land for R through an agent in Vila Lisa, Ekurhuleni and immediately, the agent requested that I lend her the money to pay off school fees for her daughter which I did (This was on 20 January under the guise that the money will be paid back in two weeks from the date of landing the money) and paid directly into the schools account the sum of R rands. The remainder is still with the agent which am told I am not going to get it due to the property has not yet been approved by the municipality, that they have lodged but failed three time. Please note that I have given the agent everything including the title deed which I think I am now being scammed. To this day, I have not received my money nor that I have no property or the piece of land. I don't need their money anymore but my land as this has gone for over 6 months from being sent from pillar to post.
I intend to sell my small holding property in Midrand (Greater Kyalami) I have a potential buyer who is going to give me an Offer to Purchase. I need guidance/help with all the paperwork. Please provide me with an offer for all of these jobs and instructions on the certificates I need to obtain.
Fitting for family house, house was given to my mother, now mother passed away i was on the process to change house to my name. My aunts use her daughter behind my back to change the house in her name as she the only remaining child. I have all the documents to show house was under my mother's name. Her daughter works for municipality, used that opportunity. I want this matter to be solved in court.
Background of the case I applied to the HOA for approval to build a boundary wall. Approval was granted in October , and I paid the required fees. I relied on the estate manager to obtain neighbour consent (especially from house ), which was not properly followed through. Construction began, but was stopped by the HOA citing: Lack of written consent from house . A 5cm deviation from the approved plan. Withdrawal of consent by house (after approval was granted). CSOS Adjudication Outcome My application was dismissed. The adjudicator found the approval invalid due to missing consent and deviation. I was not given a formal opportunity to submit amended plans. The HOA is now pushing for demolition. The adjudicator made no order as to costs. Current Legal Action I have filed a Notice of Appeal and an Application for Condonation with the High Court. Grounds for appeal include: Procedural unfairness. Failure to allow amended plans. Consent withdrawal after approval. No formal documentation of withdrawal. HOA’s approval despite missing documentation. Good faith actions on my part. Urgency HOA is threatening demolition. A pending legal case exists against house to prove the timing of consent withdrawal. I need representation to stay demolition and proceed with the appeal.
Hi - I am getting married ANC however I would like to give my fiancé 50% ownership of the house. I am looking for a simple , cost efficient way to get her name on the bond. I have been researching and all confirms we have to do a transfer at the deeds office as a new deal. I want to know how I can donate / sell 50%of the property ( not at current house value but for a minimal amount ) thereby reducing transfer duties and able to execute the requirement. I have just purchased the property and paid transfer duties and it will not be feasible to do this all over again and pay the transfer fees especially if the is legal.
I have a shack in wallacedene, My Aunt want to take my shack as she claims it's her shack...she even lied by opening protection order against me. So today we went on court but I was late because of I had eye pain problem. So the court had made a final decision without me and they said I must leave the premises of my shack immediately. The shack belongs to me.