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Matrimonial Property Act – Upcoming Changes & What They Mean for Couples in South Africa

Before the Act came into force on 1 November 1984, the default position for most marriages was in community of property, where both spouses’ assets and debts were combined into one joint estate. This system was intended to promote equality, but it also exposed spouses to each other’s financial liabilities, sometimes with severe consequences. 

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Posted by Cor van Deventer on Monday, August 11, 2025 Views: 143


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The Prevention of Illegal Eviction Act (PIE)

The Prevention of Illegal Eviction Act was introduced to regulate the process of evicting unlawful occupiers from land, with the aim of balancing private property rights with the constitutional protection against arbitrary eviction. Before PIE was enacted, evictions could be carried out under the common law, often without safeguards for vulnerable occupants. 

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Posted by Hannah van Deventer on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 Views: 288