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Property & conveyancing

Property work with
a deeds-office perspective.

Masina Attorneys publishes a broad conveyancing practice covering residential and commercial transfers, housing disputes, sectional title and complex registration-related work.

Published scope

From ordinary transfer to complex registration.

The firm’s current service list covers transfer of fixed property, freehold and leasehold transfers, estate and donation transfers, partition/rectification/subdivisional work, section 45 applications, sectional-title registers, subdivisions, consolidations and township establishment.

Residential & commercial transfers

For sale and transfer of fixed property, including freehold and leasehold transactions.

Housing disputes & evictions

Property-related advice where possession, occupation or housing rights are in dispute.

Sectional title

Opening registers, transfer of units and exclusive-use areas.

Land development

Subdivisions, consolidations, township establishment and related deeds work.

Why the background matters: Metse Reasoness Kekana’s published profile says she worked as a Legal Examiner at the Johannesburg Deeds Registry before founding the firm.

What to prepare for the first conversation

  • Property address and type of transaction.
  • Offer to purchase or other transaction document, if available.
  • Identity/company/trust details for the parties.
  • Any existing title deed, bond or sectional-title information you hold.
  • Any deadline, dispute, estate or donation context affecting the transfer.

A typical transfer journey

The exact sequence depends on the transaction and other professionals involved. Generally, the matter moves from instruction and verification through preparation/signature, lodgement, examination and registration.

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