Articles related to "Voetstoots"
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Fixtures and fittings
It is not uncommon for disputes to arise between a buyer and a seller regarding what is classified as a fixture and fitting and what isn’t.
Property Advice
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RE/MAX
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04 Dec 2012
The Downside of the Voetstoots Clause
Sellers often assume that it means that the property is sold as is, and that buyers have no recourse if problems are found after the sale has gone through. This is not strictly true.
Property Advice
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Lea Jacobs
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26 Nov 2012
Investors beware the voetstoots clause
If you are contemplating investing in property, it is worth thinking twice before buying it in a company name. And if you want to hold the asset in a company, it is worth considering the acquisition of a brand new company with ...
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Michael Hands
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07 Nov 2012
The importance of doing a pre-sale inspection
Older houses have charm, elegance and space. But they can also be ticking time bombs when it comes to structural problems and latent defects – the kind you can’t see with your naked eye. Defects in older houses include poor ...
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Inspect A Home
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30 Aug 2012
Does the CPA protect home buyers?
Home buyers can cut through all the current confusion over the consumer protection act and property sales by insisting on an independent home inspection before they sign an offer.
Property Advice
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Meg Wilson
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04 Jul 2012
How to avoid buying a money pit
If you're in the market to buy a new home, you need to do everything in your power to steer clear of buying a house which becomes a nightmare after you move in and you only then discover that the roof leaks, or there’s damp in ...
Property Advice
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John Graham
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04 Jun 2012
Clauses to protect seller and buyer
Many people do not realize that the protection provided to home buyers by the Consumer Protection Act (CPA)
Property Advice
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John Graham
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30 May 2012
The CPA – the voetstoets clause
The new consumer rights created by the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) will prevent the sale of property voetstoets when that sale occurs in the ordinary course of business. Voetstoets is the sale of something as it is, with all ...
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Ismael Laher
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08 Mar 2012
The CPA – the voetstoets clause
The new consumer rights created by the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) will prevent the sale of property voetstoets when that sale occurs in the ordinary course of business. Voetstoets is the sale of something as it is, with all ...
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Ismael Laher
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08 Mar 2012
Protection For property buyers
With the new Consumer Protection Act (CPA) now in effect, property professionals will be forced to look at the way they do business and how certain procedures affect both them and their clients.
Property Advice
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Adrian Goslett
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12 May 2011
