Stamp Duties Act, 1968 (Act 77 of 1968)
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Sectional Titles Act, 1986 (Act No. 95 of 1986)RegulationsSectional Titles Amendment Regulations, 202116A. |
| (1) | Every deed of transfer, certificate of title, certificate of registration or sectional mortgage bond shall be prepared by a conveyancer or other person empowered thereto by any act who shall make and sign a certificate in the undermentioned form in the upper right hand corner on the first page of the document concerned: |
"Prepared by me
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CONVEYANCER / AUTHORISATION OF OTHER PERSON
(Use whichever is applicable)
.................................................................................
(State full name and surname in block letters)
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(Conveyancer to disclose Legal Practice Council Membership Number)".
[Regulation 16A(1) substituted by regulation 3 of Notice No. R. 883, GG43614, dated 14 August 2020]
| (2) | A conveyancer or other person empowered thereto by any act, who prepares a deed of transfer, certificate or sectional mortgage bond referred to in subregulation (1), shall initial all alterations or interlineations in such deed of transfer, certificate or sectional mortgage bond and also every page thereof not requiring a signature and no such deed of transfer, certificate or sectional mortgage bond shall be accepted for execution or registration if it does not bear such certificate and is not so initialled: Provided that in the case of such deed of transfer, certificate or sectional mortgage bond where an alteration or interlineation is not so initialled, and in the opinion of the registrar, such initialing by the conveyancer who prepared such deed of transfer, certificate or sectional mortgage bond is not required, such alteration or interlineation may be initialled by the conveyancer executing such deed of transfer. |
[Regulation 16A inserted by regulation 11 of Notice No. R. 2653 dated 8 November 1991]
