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Apportionment of fees
11 June 2009

The recommended guidelines relate to conveyancing fees which will apply to all instructions by the conveyancer on or after 1 July 2009.

Conveyancers must note that they are not prescriptive and serve merely as a guideline when negotiating fees with their clients. See Circular 1/2009.

A. Conveyancing: Conventional Deeds
Recommended guideline of fees - Conventional Deeds

B. Conveyancing: Sectional Titles
Recommended guideline of fees - Sectional Deeds

C. Appointment of Fees: Conventional Deeds
Apportionment of Fees between Practitioners in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and North West Provinces

D. Apportionment of Fees: Sectional Titles
Apportionment of Fees between Practitioners in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and North West Provinces

E. Interprovincial Apportionment of Fees: Conventional Fees
Interprovincial Apportionment of Conventional Fees

F. Interprovincial Apportionment of Fees: Sectional Titles
Interprovincial Apportionment of Sectional Title Fees

G. Conveyancing Fees and Apportionment of Fees
Alienation of Land Act No 68 of 1981

H. Apportionment of Fees: Wasted Costs
Wasted costs

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