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Suzette at Property Masters Realty Group 071 609 1716
12/10/2026

Suzette at Property Masters Realty Group
071 609 1716

3 bedroom 2 bathrooms dining area family room office/study double garage pool

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14/08/2026

Buying a home with a partner can feel like a natural next step in a relationship, but joint ownership creates legal and financial consequences that should be considered before registration.

Questions such as how the deposit is divided, who contributes to the bond, how improvements are funded, what happens if one person wants to sell, and how the property will be dealt with if the relationship ends should ideally be addressed upfront.

Simply contributing more towards the property does not automatically rewrite the ownership recorded in the title deed. A co-ownership agreement can provide clarity around these issues before disagreement arises. When two people buy property together, they are entering into an important financial relationship as well as becoming homeowners.

Our property law team can advise co-owners on structuring their rights and obligations clearly.

11/08/2026

Kom wees deel van die vet pret!!!

11/08/2026

Kom geniet 'n onvergeetlike
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#18 September 2026

11/08/2026

In July, the Constitutional Court handed down judgment in Motjamela v George Local Municipality, involving a litigant who had pursued extensive proceedings through several forums and courts. One of the issues before the Constitutional Court concerned orders restricting further litigation. The Court ultimately narrowed the scope of the vexatious-litigant order.

The case highlights an important distinction. Everyone has a right of access to courts, but that right does not mean litigation can be pursued indefinitely or abusively.

For parties involved in prolonged disputes, litigation strategy should continually assess whether proceedings remain legally justified, proportionate and directed toward a meaningful outcome.

Litigation should be used to resolve disputes, not perpetuate them.

Late payment in the construction sector continues to place serious pressure on contractors, particularly where businesse...
21/07/2026

Late payment in the construction sector continues to place serious pressure on contractors, particularly where businesses are expected to carry labour, material, and subcontractor costs for extended periods while waiting for payment. Industry reporting has again highlighted how delayed payment, especially in the public sector, can destabilise projects and place smaller contractors under severe financial strain.

From a legal perspective, these disputes are rarely only about non-payment. They often involve contractual notice requirements, payment certificates, suspension rights, adjudication provisions, and questions around whether work may lawfully be slowed or stopped.

In construction, cash flow disputes can escalate quickly. The strength of the contract often determines how much leverage a contractor actually has when payment stalls.

Our team assists with construction contracts, payment disputes, and project-related litigation.

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