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1.2.15Mortgagor Expedition theory Ratification Personal servitude Delegation Misrepresentation Credit receiver Personal right Seller
1.3.550
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2.1Grazing right/pastur ing Right to divert waste or rain water Irrigation/Right to lay on water A latent defect is an invisible defect. The buyer can cancel the contract.
2.4.1Symbolic delivery
2.4.2Symbolic delivery
2.4.3Traditio longa manu/delivery with the long hand
2.4.4Constititum possessorium (4 (8\
2.5Void (1\ [30]30
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3.1(4\
3.2A conveyancer is a practising attorney with special skills (has passed an additional conveyancing exam and has been admitted by the High Court to practi such (2\
3.3Transferee (1\
3.4Property clause (1\
3.5Extension clause (1\
3.6Land servitude (1\
3.7Usage Property value Rates of transfer duty R600 000
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4.1POWER OF ATTORNEY TO PASS TRANSFER I/We, the undersigned Amelia Joubert ID 5909040037084 Unmarried do hereby appoint Stephan Nel and/or With power of substitution to be my true and lawful Attorney and Agent to
4.2Notarial document is drawn up in the presence of the notary and signed by the parties concerned and the notary. An underhand document can be drafted by a notary, and can only be signed by the parties referred to in the docume
4.3.1Cession means the transfer of rights from one person to another person who receives the rights.
4.3.2When minerals are prospected on the landowner's land, that right can be transferred or alienated by means of a cession of mineral rights. This is a notarial agreement.
4.3.3The landowner grants permission to another person to prospect specific mineral or minerals with the option to buy or rent it. (3 (6\ [30]30
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5.1.3Latent defect Actio redhibitoria (1\ (1\ (1\
5.1.4The article was not determined as they did not separate the wine from the rest. (2\
5.2.4
5.2.6To guarantee that there will be no latent defects. To guarantee that the buyer will not be lawfully evicted. [30]30
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6.1Between two or more persons With necessary contractual capacity And serious intention (5\
6.2They must be of the same mind (consensus\. Parties must have serious intention ( usta causa\. The agreement must be legal or lawful. Parties must communicate their intentions. Compliance with formalities.
6.3KIND OF CONTRACTUAL CAPACITY DESCRIPTION EXAMPLE No contractual capacity Rejection
6.5TYPE OF MISTAKE EXAMPLE (6\ [30]30
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7.1.4Deed of ond/ ortgage ond/ ond Identifies the conveyancer who assumes responsibility for the correctness of the facts mentioned in the deed. Indication that the property serves as security for the payment of
7.1.6Signing by the parties or mortgagors in the presence of the conveyancer. Indicates the institution that advances the money (lends the money\ to the mortgagor. (6 (12\
7.2.3Delivery with the short hand/delivery by means of agreement. An example, borrowed book already in possession of buyer Delivery with the long hand/article too heav /pointed out, for example in the case of the selling of cattle.
7.3.8False. A person is not the owner when he or she only has occupation. True True False, he has limited contractual capacity. True False. It is only applicable to a specific situation. True False. An antenuptial