How irrevocable is an irrevocable power of attorney?

Can the power of attorney be irrevocable? The general rule is that such power of attorneys can be revoked at any time, even if it is stated to be “irrevocable”. Our courts do however recognise that there are exceptions to this general rule explains attorney Craig Guthrie.

Speakers Corner

“New real estate models and technology advancements are increasingly challenging the status quo. This is why it is currently not a clear-cut choice on whether to go for franchise or independent agency if you are looking to start a new business”, comments Adriaan Grové, CEO of Entegral on ‘Want to own a business? Joining a franchise is one option’.

Rate cut in July could bolster buyer confidence

The elections are over but activity in the property market has remained slow which isn’t surprising with consumers battling rising costs in an almost stagnant economy – FNB economist Siphamandla finds the silver lining amid the doom and gloom.

Can a landlord make a tenant move?

Can a landlord make a tenant move? Shaun du Bois, master practitioner in real estate and principal at Just Property and Peter Mennen, head of legal at TPN Credit Bureau, answers frequently asked questions on evictions.