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Civil Litigation Procedure in South Africa – What Happens After You File a Lawsuit?

Civil litigation refers to the legal process used to resolve disputes between private parties through the courts. A civil case definition is straightforward: it is any lawsuit where one party (the plaintiff) brings a claim against another party (the defendant) to enforce a right, recover damages, or obtain specific relief. 

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Encroaching Trees, Branches, Leaves and Roots – What are Your Neighbourly Rights?

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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Neighbour Law in South Africa – Key Case Principles on Nuisance and Disputes

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.

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Appointing an Estate Administrator for Mentally Incapacitated Individuals

Mental incapacity occurs when an individual is unable to make informed decisions or manage their affairs due to a diminished cognitive or psychological state. This may result from conditions such as dementia, brain injury, or severe mental illness.

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