“Occupation On Registration Of Transfer” Is Not Recommended
One of the most important decisions to make, when signing an offer to purchase, is when should the Purchaser occupy?
The most common option, by far is: “occupation on transfer.”
One of the most important decisions to make, when signing an offer to purchase, is when should the Purchaser occupy?
The most common option, by far is: “occupation on transfer.”
The law still requires all offers to purchase/sale agreements to be physically signed in “wet ink”; meaning manually signed in liquid ink from a pen.
A recent Eastern Cape High Court Decision (Borcherds v Duxbury) has focused the law on the ever-increasing use of electronic agreements and e-signatures.
Unfortunately, the judgement, instead of giving clarity and guidance, introduces doubt and uncertainty into this fast-growing category of technology.
Did you know that the popular Offer to Purchase condition, “subject to the successful conclusion of the buyer’s sale” is not watertight and puts the buyer at risk?
Here we provide advice to the seller who wishes to sell privately. Carefully drafting a Private Sale Agreement can go a long way to creating a quick and trouble-free property transfer. The worst thing you can do is to just sign and hope for the best. You should first analyse the purchaser and then the …
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Property transfers have been seriously delayed by the depressed economy and the COVID 19 Pandemic, resulting in normal turnaround times being seriously disrupted. Some Sellers may need to make up lost time to meet their plans and obligations.
The global trend of digitisation is relentless, and it really is time now for the law to change to facilitate E-signatures on sale of immovable property agreements.
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