Murphy and another v Durie 2006 JOL 18301 (C) [7 September 2006]
When has a loan been “obtained” by a Purchaser? Does the word “obtained” mean the same as “granted”? Does the word “granted” mean the same as “granted in […]
In one of my earlier articles, I dealt with suspensive conditions. In simple terms, a suspensive condition in a sale agreement is a condition that makes the sale dependent upon the occurrence of some future event. The two most […]
Most sales of immovable property are concluded subject to one or more suspensive conditions. One of the legal definitions of a suspensive condition is that it is a condition which suspends the operation or effect of one or more of […]
