We are registered conveyancers. We handle the legal process of transferring ownership rights, interests and title in immovable property, the registration of all forms of bonds, and the placing of caveats to protect our clients’ interests.
Transfers & registrations
- Transfer of ownership in residential, commercial and agricultural property
- Sectional title registration and transfer
- Mortgage bonds, surety bonds and notarial general covering bonds
- Cancellation of bonds and consents to cancellation
- Notarial deeds, servitudes, usufructs and leases
- Placing and uplifting of caveats
Why it matters
- Title only passes on registration in the Deeds Registry — not on signature of the agreement of sale
- Defects in the chain of title surface years later, usually at the worst possible moment
- A properly drawn agreement of sale prevents most conveyancing disputes before they start
Common questions
Conveyancing & Property — frequently asked
A straightforward transfer typically takes between six and twelve weeks from signature, depending on rates clearance, capital gains tax clearance and the Deeds Registry’s turnaround. Bond-linked transfers depend additionally on the bank.
At minimum: the signed agreement of sale, the original title deed, both parties’ identity documents, marriage certificate or affidavit of marital status, rates clearance and a capital gains tax clearance certificate. We tell you exactly what your matter requires at the first consultation.
Yes. We act as conveyancer for the Title Deeds Validation and Digitisation Programme under Statutory Instrument 76 of 2025. See our dedicated title deed securitisation page.
