HN NDABA Attorneys

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conveyancing (transfer of ownership over immovable, bond registrations and cancellations); property disputes; divorce; maintenance claims both spousal and children; Administration of deceased estate; drafting of Wills and contracts;RAF; Civil matters

On 14 August 2026, before the Honourable Wentzel-Thompson J and Bezuidenhout AJ in the High Court of South Africa, Gaute...
17/08/2026

On 14 August 2026, before the Honourable Wentzel-Thompson J and Bezuidenhout AJ in the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Johannesburg, I took my third and final oath as a Notary Public.

What once seemed impossible has become my testimony. Every setback, every sacrifice, every prayer, and every late night led to this moment.

Attorney. Notary Public. Conveyancer (ANC)

To God be all the glory. 🤍⚖️

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09/08/2026

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09/07/2026

For your property and deceased estates’ related matters, please do contact our offices for assistance.

Office address:
Suite 420,4th floor, Marlborough House
127 Fox street, Marshall Town
Johannesburg

@: www.hnndabaattorneys.co.za
📧: [email protected]
Tell: 011 354 0003
WhatsApp: 0787420059

22/05/2026

Why do people cancel their life covers after their home loans have been approved? Let’s have a chat about this.

If you need assistance with reporting a deceased estate or navigating the process, we are here to help

📍 Office Address: Suite 420, 4th floor,Marlborough House, 127 Fox Street, Johannesburg central. (Near CCMA House)
📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Tel: 011 354 0003
📲 WhatsApp: 078 742 0059

This week, let’s unpack the difference between a Letter of Authority and a Letter of Executorship in deceased estates.Wh...
21/04/2026

This week, let’s unpack the difference between a Letter of Authority and a Letter of Executorship in deceased estates.

When a loved one passes away, their estate must be reported to the Master of the High Court. Depending on the value of the estate, different letters are issued:

Letter of Authority
This is issued where the total value of the deceased estate is R250 000 or less.

- The process is simpler and less formal
- No Liquidation and Distribution Account is required
- The appointed person (representative) administers the estate under the Master’s direction

Letter of Executorship
This is issued where the estate value is above R250 000.

- A formal executor is appointed
- A Liquidation and Distribution Account must be prepared
- The account must be advertised for inspection before final distribution

Understanding the difference is important, as it determines the process, costs, and time involved in administering an estate.

If you need assistance with reporting a deceased estate or navigating the process, we are here to help

📍 Office Address: Suite 420, 4th floor,Marlborough House, 127 Fox Street, Johannesburg central. (Near CCMA House)
📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Tel: 011 354 0003
📲 WhatsApp: 078 742 0059

Buying a House? Don’t Overlook This Important Document! A Deed of Sale (also known as an Offer to Purchase) is not just...
16/04/2026

Buying a House? Don’t Overlook This Important Document!

A Deed of Sale (also known as an Offer to Purchase) is not just paperwork — it is the foundation of your entire property transaction.

It is a written, legally binding agreement between the buyer and the seller that sets out:
1. The purchase price
2. Details of the parties
3. Description of the property
4. Payment terms (cash or bond)
5. Important conditions (e.g. subject to bond approval)

Once signed by both parties, it becomes legally enforceable.

Why is this important?

✔️ It binds both parties legally
Neither the buyer nor the seller can simply walk away without consequences.

✔️ It protects your rights
Everything is clearly recorded to avoid misunderstandings and disputes.

✔️ It can be enforced in court
If one party fails to comply, the other can take legal action — including asking the court for specific performance.

✔️ It guides the transfer process
Conveyancers rely on this document to transfer ownership of the property.

NB: Never sign a Deed of Sale unless you fully understand its terms — it is not easy to cancel once signed.

Need assistance with drafting or reviewing a Deed of Sale? Contact us today:

📧 [email protected]
☎️ 011 354 0003
📱 WhatsApp: 078 742 0059

We’ll guide you every step of the way and ensure your interests are protected.

Can You Sell an RDP House? Let’s Talk About It!A question we get often is: “Can I sell my RDP house?”The answer is YES —...
15/04/2026

Can You Sell an RDP House? Let’s Talk About It!

A question we get often is: “Can I sell my RDP house?”
The answer is YES — but there are important rules you need to know

You CAN sell your RDP house if you are the registered owner. However, you may only freely sell your RDP house after 8 years from the date you became the owner.

What if it’s before 8 years?
If you want to sell before the 8 year period has passed, you cannot sell it directly on the open market.

Instead, you must:
-First offer the property back to the Department of Human Settlements. The Department will then decide whether to take it back or grant consent for you to sell

If consent is granted, it will be submitted together with the transfer documents at the Deeds Office.

📞 Need assistance? We’ve got you covered!
You can contact our offices for assistance and we will gladly attend to everything on your behalf.

📍 Address: Suite 410, 4th Floor, Marlborough House, 127 Fox Street, Johannesburg Central (Near CCMA House)
📧 Email: [email protected]
📱 Contact: (011) 354 0003 / 078 742 0059

Today let’s discuss the difference between TRANSFER FEES/COST and TRANSFER DUTY: Transfer fees/costs: fees payable to a ...
13/04/2026

Today let’s discuss the difference between TRANSFER FEES/COST and TRANSFER DUTY:

Transfer fees/costs: fees payable to a conveyancer attending to the transfer of ownership over an immovable property. Such fees also include deeds office fees.

Transfer duty: Fees payable to SARS wherein the value or the purchase price of the property is for an amount of R1 210 001 or above, unless exempted.

All these fees are paid by the transferee (i.e the person receiving the property or buying the property)

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Johannesburg

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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+27787420059

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