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Beware… Section 2 of The Alienation of Land Act, 1981

Section 2(1) of the Alienation of Land Act, 1981 (“ALA”) provides that an alienation of land must be contained in a deed of alienation, signed by the parties or by their agents act...

Neighbour held 4.27 acres for 40 yrs; 80 yr old original owner gets his title restored

Long-term occupation of a property does not automatically amount to adverse possession. To establish such a claim, there must also be a clear assertion of hostile title along with...

Electronic Deeds Registration and Recordal Systems Amendment Bill

Purpose The bill amends the Electronic Deeds Registration and Recordal Systems Act, 2019 to strengthen the legal framework for electronic deeds registration in South Africa and mak...

Renters’ Rights Act has made selling ‘too much of a risk’ for landlords

The re-letting ban after eviction notice “removes the safety net”, says specialist

Multi-Million Company Put on Notice as Govt Moves to Acquire Land

Compulsory acquisition is allowed under Article 40 of the Constitution, which permits the State to acquire privately held land.

Customs hinder women’s land ownership despite legal rights

OWNERSHIP The Village Land Act No. 5 provides for women to acquire and transfer land

'Nelson Tenths' bill passing finally settles 180-year land dispute

In 1845, a Crown grant stated a tenth of all land used for the Nelson settlement would be reserved in a trust for the customary owners, but this did not happen.

UADA news release: Major changes to federal foreign ownership reporting loom

By Mary Hightower University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Fast Facts Landscape of states’ foreign ownership laws saw major changes from...

Call for inquiry into 'draconian' power to take land by force

A former Crown lawyer claims tens of thousands of people are likely to have been subjected to "unlawful actions".

21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is Law: Impact on Large Institutional Investors

Court Explains When a Title Deed Stops Protecting a Land Owner

Many Kenyans assume that owning a title deed is enough to guarantee absolute ownership of land, even if another person has occupied or used the property for years.