Combrink Greyling
Attorneys

From agreement to registration.

Property transactions move through many hands. Our role is to keep the legal process precise, communicated and moving forward.

Property capability

A legal foundation for every transfer.

The firm’s property-law work connects legal drafting, financial arrangements, compliance and Deeds Office registration.

Property transfers
Sale agreements
Bond registrations
Bond cancellations
Deeds Office matters
Estate property transfers
Transfer-related administration
Correspondent conveyancing

Clear documents

Drafting, signing and administration kept in one understandable sequence.

Clear communication

Coordination across buyers, sellers, banks, authorities and attorneys.

Deeds Office process

Preparation and lodgement aligned to the registration requirements.

A completed transfer

Registration followed by final payments and accounts.

The transfer journey

Ten coordinated steps.

A modern interpretation of the supplied conveyancing process. Timelines vary by transaction and the requirements of other parties.

  1. 01

    Instruction

    The transferring attorney receives the instruction to transfer the property.

  2. 02

    Document collection

    The agreement of sale, deeds search, title deed and bond-cancellation figures are collected.

  3. 03

    Communication

    The conveyancer coordinates with the buyer, seller, banks, municipality, SARS and other attorneys.

  4. 04

    Drafting & signing

    Transfer documents are prepared and signed by the relevant parties.

  5. 05

    Financial arrangements

    Interim costs, guarantees, deposits and the purchase price are arranged.

  6. 06

    Transfer duty

    The required SARS receipt is obtained after applicable transfer tax is paid.

  7. 07

    Clearance certificates

    Municipal and HOA or body-corporate clearances are obtained where relevant.

  8. 08

    Preparation & lodgement

    The deed and supporting documents are prepared and lodged at the Deeds Office.

  9. 09

    Registration

    The Deeds Office examines the documents before registration.

  10. 10

    Final accounts

    After registration, payments and the buyer and seller accounts are finalised.

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