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The most basic definition of a will (“Last Will and Testament”) is that it is a formal, signed, written document, in which a testator voluntarily sets out his instructions in unambiguous terms as to how his assets are to devolve following his death.
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In today's competitive business landscape, hiring the right talent is crucial for organisational success. However, it's not without its challenges. The risks associated with hiring the wrong employee can have a profound impact on a company's growth, culture, and bottom line.
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Part 2 of the Lexis Convey: Bonds basic user training will take a closer look at the product menu tab, printing of bond documents and the reports module.
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This introductory training session to Lexis Convey: Bonds aims to cover all the bases. Attendees will learn invaluable skills on creating and validating a new bond; completing a mortgage bond; and more.
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Using precedents for the drafting of pleadings has become a standard practice that results in delays and increased cost of litigation. Drafting needs to be logical, rational and offer a clear representation of the client’s specific case.
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It is possible, because as long as we can attach a Rand VALUE to the property for transfer duty or VAT purposes and Capital Gains Tax, the receiver of revenue doesn’t worry how you actually pay, but it is foolish and ill-advised.
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B Comm (Law) LLB Degree (University of Johannesburg, previously RAU), PhD (Private Law) (University of the North West previously Potchefstroom University for CHE)
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Employees are not the only ones who benefit from working from home; a company can benefit just as greatly from a remote employee. Telecommuting can limit absences, increase productivity, and save money. With telecommuting the idea of the office space is changing but many are saying that it is for the better.
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