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Overview Navigate the complexities of property transactions with ease by grasping this opportunity to expand your knowledge, learn from industry experts, and gain valuable insights into the current landscape of Conveyancing in South Africa. This w ebinar promises to be both intriguing and essential for anyone involved in or interested in the field of property law. Conveyancing, as you may be aware, is a vital aspect of property transactions. It involves the transfer of legal ownership of property and ensures that all parties involved comply with the necessary laws and regulations. As such, it is a complex and ever-evolving field that requires continuous education and an up-to-date understanding of the legal intricacies involved. Join Marike Ehlers as she journeys through the field of Conveyancing, to broaden your understanding of the latest trends and best practices in Conveyancing South Africa. Learning Objectives Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills: Conveyancing in Context: Understand where conveyancing fits within the South African legal framework, its various aspects, and its connections to numerous fields within South African Law. Roles and Responsibilities: Gain clarity on the roles of different stakeholders in conveyancing, including the distinctions between an Attorney, Conveyancer, and Notary Public. Becoming a Conveyancer: Learn about the process of becoming a conveyancer in South Africa, the different types of conveyancing attorneys, and the specific roles they play. Duties of a Conveyancer: Delve into the comprehensive duties and responsibilities of a conveyancer in the property transaction process. Broad Overview: By the end of the webinar, attendees should have a holistic overview of conveyancing in South Africa, understanding its significance, processes, and the roles of various professionals involved. Content The webinar will cover the following topics: Where does conveyancing fit in South Africa: Different aspects of conveyancing. A link to numerous fields within the South African Law. Conveyancer’s stakeholders. What is a Conveyancer and the process of becoming a conveyancer in South Africa: Introduction. Different types/roles of conveyancing attorneys. A distinction between an Attorney, Conveyancer and Notary Public. The duties and roles of a Conveyancer. About the Presenter Marike obtained her LLB Degree from the North West University in 2013. She was admitted as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa in 2014 and commenced her articles in the same year. During her two years of articles she obtained experience in Estates, High Court – and Magistrates Court litigation and Conveyancing. In 2015 she was admitted as a Conveyancer of the High Court of South Africa and subsequently in 2017 she was admitted as a Notary Public of the High Court of South Africa. Marike joined Snymans in March 2020 and was appointed as a director in 2023. She is based in the Mbombela branch, where she is tasked with managing the Nelspruit branch. Marike specialises in all aspects of property law, including training on the conveyancing process in South Africa. Who Should Attend? The following persons will benefit from attending this webinar: Bond Originators Property Practitioners Candidate Property Practitioners Conveyancers Surveyors Developers Estate administrators Town Planners Prospective sellers and purchasers. Price Free to attend. For those of you who are unable to attend the live webinar, the recording will be made available to you shortly after the event. Additional Material By attending this webinar you will be provided with: A summarised slide presentation. Reference documents and / or material where available. You can ask questions during the webinar and you will also have access to the presenter after the webinar. Corporate Training Solutions At the Legal Academy, we recognize the evolving needs of businesses in today's dynamic environment. Beyond our standard webinar offerings, we provide tailored corporate training solutions designed to empower your team with the latest in legal and professional skills. Whether you're looking for online sessions or face-to-face training, our programs are crafted to ensure a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. Drawing inspiration from modern training methodologies, our corporate solutions are interactive, adaptable, and focused on real-world applications. We prioritize hands-on learning, ensuring your team can immediately apply their newfound knowledge in practical scenarios. Interested in a bespoke corporate training experience? Reach out to us at [email protected] or call 012 941 0448. Together, let's design a training program that elevates your team's capabilities and aligns with your organizational goals. Contact Us Have any questions or need any assitance? Contact us today! Online chat through our website. Phone: 012 941 0448 E-mail: [email protected]

Overview Conveyancing plays a vital role in the property transaction process in South Africa. It encompasses the legal and administrative procedures required to transfer ownership of immovable property from one person to another. This complex proc ess ensures that property transactions are carried out smoothly, legally, and with all necessary documentation in place. Join us in exploring the intricacies concerning to conventional- and sectional property transfers in South Africa. Join Marike Ehlers she will be delving into the intricacies of the role of a conveyancer and exploring the significant role that conveyancing plays within the legal landscape. Additionally, the event will shed light on the journey to becoming a conveyancer in South Africa. Learning Objectives Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills: Gain a clear understanding of the transfer processes in South Africa. Understand the different aspects of conveyancing. Familiarize with the legislation related to conveyancing. Obtain an overview of transfers and the roles of conveyancers involved. Dive deep into conventional transfers, including their introduction, requirements, parties involved, offers to purchasers, deeds of sale pitfalls, and the role of the conveyancer. Understand sectional transfers, their introduction, comparison to conventional transfers, parties involved, offers to purchasers, deeds of sale pitfalls, and the role of the conveyancer. Learn about the role of a Notary Public. Gain insights into the Deeds Office processes pertaining to both conventional and sectional transfers. Content The webinar will cover the following topics: A recap of conveyancing in SA: The different aspects of conveyancing. Legislation and conveyancing. An overview of transfers and the conveyancers involved. Conventional transfers: Introduction and requirements. The parties involved. Offers to Purchaser / Deeds of Sale pitfalls. The transfer process and the role of the conveyancer. Sectional transfers: Introduction, requirements and comparison to conventional transfers. The parties involved. Offers to Purchaser / Deeds of Sale pitfalls. The transfer process and the role of the conveyancer. The role of a Notary Public. The Deeds Office process pertaining to conventional and sectional transfers.

Overview Mortgage bonds are a widespread and efficient means to fund property purchases in South Africa, allowing purchasers to acquire residential or commercial properties without the need for upfront capital Property Finance. When opting to use a bond to fund your purchase the property itself will serve as collateral for the loan. In this webinar we will explore the key aspects of bonds used for property purchases in South Africa, shedding light on the considerations to bear in mind when opting for this financing option. Join Marike Ehlers as she will be providing you with a step-by-step guide and key aspects regarding bonds used for property purchases in South Africa. Learning Objectives Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills: Understand the significance and role of mortgage bonds in funding property purchases in South Africa. Recognize the advantages of using a bond for property financing and how the property serves as collateral. Gain insights into the various considerations when opting for bond financing. Familiarize with the different aspects of conveyancing related to bond registrations. Dive deep into the bond registration process, including the parties involved, deeds of sale, and the role of the conveyancer. Explore the various types of bonds available for property purchases. Understand the intricacies of Instalment Sale Agreements, including their comparison to conventional deeds of sale, requirements, and Section 20 registrations. Learn about bond cancellations, the parties involved, and the role of the conveyancer in the bond cancellation process. Content The webinar will cover the following topics: A recap of conveyancing in SA: The different aspects of conveyancing. Legislation and funding property purchases. An overview of bonds, bond cancellations and the conveyancers involved. Bond registrations: Introduction into bond registrations. The parties involved. Deeds of Sale. Delving into the different types of bonds. The bond registration process and the role of the conveyancer. Instalment Sale Agreements: An introduction and comparison to conventional deeds of sale. Requirements. Section 20 registrations. Cancellation. Bond Cancellations: Introduction and the parties involved. The bond cancellation process and the role of the conveyancer.

Overview Conveyancing plays a vital role in the property transaction process in South Africa. It encompasses the legal and administrative procedures required to transfer ownership of immovable property from one person to another. This complex proc ess ensures that property transactions are carried out smoothly, legally, and with all necessary documentation in place. Learning Objectives Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills: Understand the foundational concepts of conveyancing in South Africa. Familiarize with the different aspects of conveyancing and the associated legislation. Gain insights into the processes of subdivision and consolidation, including the subdivision of agricultural land and Notarial Tie Agreements. Explore the intricacies of township development, including the roles of various players, requirements, registration, and transfers post-establishment. Understand the process of opening a Sectional Title Register, including the roles of involved parties, requirements, registrations, and the Body Corporate's significance. Learn about the transfer procedures of a Sectional Title Unit. Recognize the importance of conveyancing in ensuring smooth, legal, and well-documented property transactions. Content The webinar will cover the following topics: A recap of conveyancing in SA: The different aspects of conveyancing. Legislation and conveyancing. Subdivision and Consolidation: Introduction. The parties involved. Subdivision in more detail and the subdivision of agricultural land. Consolidation in more detail and Notarial Tie Agreements. Township development: Introduction and role-players. Requirements and registration. Transfers after establishment of the township. Opening a Sectional Title Register: Introduction and role-players. Requirements and registrations. The Body Corporate. Transfer of a Sectional Title Unit.

Overview In this webinar we will look at certain circumstances, where a conveyancer may approach the registrar of deeds with a request to initiate various registration procedures pertaining to title deeds. The deeds registry imposes specific prere quisites for registering these miscellaneous applications. Additionally, we will investigate cases where a conveyancer is not authorized to execute certain documents or carry out registration processes in the deeds office. Join Marike Ehlers as she will be conducting a discussion about the comprehensive overview and analysis of various applications in the Deeds Offices, along with insights into the situations necessitating the services of a Notary. Learning Objectives Attending this webinar will equip you with the following skills: Understand the foundational concepts of conveyancing in South Africa. Familiarize with the different aspects of conveyancing, including the roles of conveyancers and notaries. Gain insights into the specific prerequisites imposed by the deeds registry for registering miscellaneous applications. Learn about the circumstances where a conveyancer may approach the registrar of deeds with requests related to title deeds. Understand the process of correcting errors in a Title Deed and dealing with lost Title Deeds. Dive deep into various other applications related to the South African Deeds Offices. Explore the role of a Notary Public, especially in matters related to servitudes and sectional titles. Recognize situations where the services of a Notary are essential and where a conveyancer is not authorized to execute certain documents or registration processes. Content The webinar will cover the following topics: A recap of conveyancing in SA: The different aspects of conveyancing. Defining the role of a conveyancer and a notary public. Legislation and conveyancing. Miscellaneous registrations in the South African Deeds Offices: Introduction. Correcting an error in a Title Deed. Lost Title Deeds. Various other applications. The Role of a Notary Public: Introduction. Servitudes and Sectional Title Matters.