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Our webinar also includes invaluable regulatory insights from a representative of the Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC). Gain essential knowledge from industry leaders to fortify your compliance approach.
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This week: Paper vs. Proptech: The evolution of property inspections; Free webinar: FICA and KYC Compliance for property professionals; and the pet debate in Sectional Title schemes is far from over.
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2022/23 BUDGET SPEECH BY MINISTER OF FINANCE ENOCH GODONGWANA23 February 2022
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Allen West discusses the necessary procedure to be followed by a Conveyancer / Notary when referring a matter to the Chief Registrar of Deeds for a review.
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This week: Advancing a real estate sector that embodies ethics and credibility; SIU probes how master of the high court fleeces the poor; Ensuring the home buying process is not ‘slow, complex and opaque’; and retrenchment and cancelling a lease.
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Laurie Greyvenstein completed a Bachelor of Law at Unisa and has a Post-Graduate Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution at US in addition to having 25 years’ experience as Detective, Maintenance Officer, Public Prosecutor and Magistrate in district and regional courts.
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This week: Court digitization - the future is here; the evolving requirements of a law firm's website - why a website is more important than ever; and it's raining cats and dogs in residential complexes.
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This week: Justice Accelerator to grant EUR 10,000 to technology-driven finalists to grow their business; law firms complacent about sharing technology; and survey shows billions lost in investment due to erratic heritage application process.
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This week: Registration open for LSSA annual general meeting: 9 April 2021; Property owners have 14 months to comply with the asbestos abatement regulations; and conveyancing industry leaders in UK sign up for blockchain network.
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This week: Radical digital conveyancing initiative launched by Land Registry; How the franchise model could hold value in economically turbulent times; and Is sustainability finally becoming more mainstream?