KVV Inc AttorneysAedilitian remedies originate in Roman law and give buyers options when latent defects are discovered: cancel the sale for a refund or claim a reduction in price under actio redhibitoria or actio quanti minoris.
KVV Inc AttorneysA failed R17.25 million property sale raised key issues around deposit forfeiture, bank guarantees, penalty clauses, and cancellation rights under South African contract law and the Conventional Penalties Act.
KVV Inc AttorneysA collapsed deck led to a 12-year legal battle over latent defects, voetstoots clauses, and estate agent liability. Learn why buyers must investigate before signing and how courts assess property disputes.
KVV Inc AttorneysExplains how community living in residential complexes requires balancing individual and collective rights through rules. A court case shows that rules must be enforced fairly and can be flexibly adapted to reasonably accommodate disabled residents.
KVV Inc AttorneysA Gauteng High Court ruling highlights that sequestration is not a debt-collection tool for levy arrears and must meet strict Insolvency Act requirements, with courts preferring less drastic enforcement remedies.
KVV Inc AttorneysA practical guide for South African homebuyers outlining upfront, ongoing, and hidden property costs to help you budget accurately, avoid surprises, and confidently manage your purchase from offer to transfer.
KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.
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KVV Inc. Attorneys: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence in Property Law and Conveyancing.
Fostering Partnerships,
Driving Results.
© KVV Inc. Attorneys 2026.
All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | POPIA