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Civil Litigation and Debt Collection
Overhanging branches, invasive roots, blocked gutters, leaves in swimming pools, and even damage to driveways or walls are common complaints. But what does the law say, and what remedies are available to property owners?
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South African law generally allows a property owner to cut back branches that hang over their boundary from a neighbour’s tree. Some case authorities differ on whether prior notice to the neighbour is legally required, but the recommended approach is to give reasonable notice.
We are delighted to announce VDM Attorneys’ new partnership with Access Bank, a dynamic pan-African financial institution with a bold expansion strategy - especially in the South African market.
In terms of section 11 of the Prescription Act 68 of 1969, some debts expire after 3 years from their initial due date, whilst others, such as debts secured by way of mortgage bonds and other security loans, expire after 30 years.
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