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April 2013 (Volume 8, Issue 4) |
 Herewith the April edition of Paddocks Press, which we trust you will find informative and interesting.
In this month's edition, we include:
1. Anton Kelly's article about the differences between sectional title and shareblock schemes
2. Sivannah Padayachee's memo on the recovery of arrear sectional levies from the estates of insolvent owners
3. Jennifer's blog article about saving electricity in the use of your geyser
4. Q&A with the Prof |
Kind regards,
Graham
P.S. We are now answering one question a day on our Facebook page! We invite you to interact on our page by sharing your problems and providing solutions to others.
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Share block and sectional title
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What is the difference, can you convert?
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By Anton Kelly
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What are the essential differences between share block and sectional title from an owner's point of view and what needs to be done to convert a share block scheme to a sectional title scheme? There are two main differences between share block and sectional title from an owner’s point of view. One is tenure, that is, what is actually owned, and the other regards management of the scheme.
In this article, Anton gives a brief comparison of share block companies and sectional title schemes and a description of the conversion process. (reading time: ± 2 mins)
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Claim for arrear levies of insolvent owners
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Body corporates claim to the arrear sectional levies
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By Sivannah Padayachee |
The effect of a sequestration order is to divest the insolvent of his estate. The insolvent’s estate is divested by the sequestration order and vests firstly in the Master of the High Court, and then in the Trustee appointed by the Master of the High Court. It is the duty of a trustee appointed to take possession of the insolvent’s assets, and to sell them, and distribute the proceeds in the proper order of preference.
In this article, Sivannah discusses the recovery of arrear sectional levies from the estates of insolvent owners. (reading time: ± 4 mins)
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NEW: Thinking inside the Box - Blog post
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Does switching off your geyser really save electricity?
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By Jennifer Paddock
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We are very excited to let you know that we have now officially launched a new sectional title lifestyle blog called Thinking Inside the Box.
The articles on this blog are on the lighter side of sectional title living and include practical tips and advice on subjects such as storage solutions, growing tomatoes on your balcony and dealing with noisy neighbours.
In this blog post, Jennifer discusses how turning off your geyser actually doesn't save on electricity! (reading time: ± 1 min)
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Q&A with the Adjunct Professor |
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UCT (Law@Work) Sectional Title Scheme Management short course |
Registrations close: 7 June 2013
Be equipped to manage sectional title schemes according to the legal aspects of scheme management with this benchmark course. |
Find out more about this course. |
Home Owners' Association Management short course |
Registrations close: 26 July 2013
Learn all about the legal aspects of home owners' association (HOA) management. |
Find out more about this course. |
Short learning programmes: |
UCT (Law@Work) Sectional Title Meetings short course |
Registrations close: 31 May 2013
Teaches students to control and manage meetings with clarity and confidence built on a broad and thorough understanding of the law of sectional title meetings. |
Find out more about this course. |
UCT (Law@Work) Sectional Title Sales and Transactions short course |
Registrations close: 31 May 2013
Students will learn to deal with the different aspects of the sales process, as well as consumer protection provisions and how to monitor conveyancing processes. |
Find out more about this course. |
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