The Rental Housing Act 50 of 1999 essentially regulates the relationship between landlords and tenants and it provides for dispute resolution by the Rental Housing Tribunal. It is important for landlords and tenants to familiarise themselves with the contents of the Act together with the Amendment bill to see how changes affect the parties involved. ...
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Unable to pay your bond instalments? In this week's article, Hammond Pole Attorney, Jacolene Jansen Van Vuuren explains everything you need to know if your are not able to pay your bond instalments. ...
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Hammond Pole Attorney, Neil Mc Kinon, tells us what constitutes a 'nuisance', and how it can be addressed appropriately, in this article. Modern cosmopolitan living in complexes and Estates is a moderate solution to security issues but to a degree results in a compromise to one’s privacy....
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This article was written by Neil Mc Kinon, a Conveyancing expert at Hammond Pole Attorneys explaining more about latent defects and the voetstoots clause. ...
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