Conveyancing fee increase with effect 16 May 2022
What are conveyancing fees?
When you deal with your property, for instance when you purchase / sell a property, register or cancel a bond over your property, there are certain fees which are payable to the relevant attorney(s) assisting you, or to the Deeds Office or a different party as the case may be.
The fees involved are not fixed, there is however a general guideline of fees which is recommended in terms of the Conventional Deeds Act.
Each transaction is different, it is therefore recommended that a quotation for the estimated fees involved be requested from the conveyancer assisting you before dealing with your property.
Contact attorney and conveyancer Petra van Vuuren at petra@cklaw.co.za for any assistance you may require in dealing with your property.
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