A Pretoria High Court has sided with a widow who was misled into signing over her home under the guise of a “loan.” The court cancelled the fraudulent transfer, reinstated her ownership, and confirmed that South African courts will protect property rights against fraud. This case serves as a powerful reminder: deceptive property deals can be undone.
Who gets the house in a divorce? It’s about more than just living arrangements. Here’s what you need to know about title deeds, mortgages, and transferring ownership the legal way.
When navigating the legal intricacies of marriage, estate planning, and inheritance, having a notary public by your side ensures that your documents are legally binding, expertly drafted, and compliant with South African law.
The process of property transfer, known as conveyancing, is a crucial step in any real estate transaction. South Africa’s conveyancing landscape is constantly evolving, with recent changes aiming to streamline the process, improve transparency, and enhance consumer protection.
