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When Does a Property Defect Justify Cancellation? A Costly Case of Buyer’s Remorse

When Does a Property Defect Justify Cancellation? A Costly Case of Buyer’s Remorse

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Apr 23, 2025 | Property

“Look before you leap.” (Wise old proverb) Imagine sealing the deal on your dream property, only to wake up at 3 a.m. beset by sudden doubts. Thoughts like “Can we really afford it?” or “How on earth could we have fallen in love with that old dump?” haunt you. You may...
BFFs no More: The Verbal Agreement That Cost R1 Million

BFFs no More: The Verbal Agreement That Cost R1 Million

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Apr 23, 2025 | Contract

“My word is my bond.” (Once the motto of 16th-century merchants, adopted by ’90s hip-hop artists, and now tossed around by duelling politicians) Many people are unaware that there are just a few types of agreement that are valid only if recorded in writing and signed...
Fixed Term Contracts: A Guide for Employers and Employees

Fixed Term Contracts: A Guide for Employers and Employees

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Apr 23, 2025 | Employment and Labour Law

It’s vital for both employers and employees to understand the practical and legal differences between permanent and fixed term employment arrangements. What is a fixed term contract? A fixed term contract is a temporary employment arrangement with a specified start...
Can a Body Corporate Cut the Power? It’s Complicated

Can a Body Corporate Cut the Power? It’s Complicated

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Apr 23, 2025 | Property

“A body corporate’s lot is not an easy one.” (With apologies to Gilbert and Sullivan) One of a body corporate’s core functions is to collect current and outstanding levies. When a section owner becomes uncooperative, recovery can turn into a difficult, costly and...
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