Sas Rautenbach Attorneys

09/05/2026

20/04/2026

Hi, I’m Sas Rautenbach, an attorney with a conveyancing firm and estate agency.
I help clients not only sell their property—but also ensure that the legal transfer process runs smoothly and without unnecessary delays.
In today’s market, deals don’t just need to be signed—they need to go through. That’s where experience and communication make all the difference.
If you ever have questions about buying, selling, or transferring property, feel free to reach out.”
“What delays property transfers the most?
From experience, the biggest causes are:
• Missing documents
• Delays with bond approvals
• Slow communication between parties
The good news? Most of these can be avoided with proper preparation and consistent follow-ups.
A smooth transfer is not luck—it’s managed.”
“Thinking of selling your property? Read this first.
Before listing, make sure you have:
✔ ID & F**A documents ready
✔ Bond account details
✔ Municipal information
Preparing early can save weeks in the transfer process later on.”
“One thing I focus on in every transfer: communication.
Clients should never feel like they’re in the dark.
Regular updates, clear timelines, and quick responses can turn a stressful process into a smooth one—and often prevent deals from falling apart.”082 782 9024

02/06/2020

The Level 3 and 4 regulations declared unconstitutional today by Judge Davis sitting in the North Gauteng High Court.

The judgment, available on the link, delves into the rationality and justifiability of a number of individual limitations of rights, and serves as a reminder that administrators may not unjustifiably and irrationally (without a logical reason, or allowing the means to exceed the end) limit those rights afforded to each and every citizen in the Bill of Rights.

https://www.yumpu.com/xx/document/read/63450719/de-beer-v-minister-of-cotga

DE BEER v MINISTER OF COTGA Magazine with 34 Pages from legalcat.

28/05/2020

24/05/2020

Good news, SA will move to level 3 on 01 June 2020, with most business sectors back in operation.

Is your business ready to open? Contact us to assist you with a comprehensive workplace plan, and other documents to help protect your staff, clients and business.

This evening, 24 May 2020, President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation on the developments in South Africa’s risk-adjusted strategy to manage the spread of .

The president detailed the plan for the shift to the next phase of the national , as the whole country moves to alert .

“The alert level for the whole country should be lowered from level 4 to level 3 with effect from 1 June 2020.

Moving to alert level 3 marks a significant shift in our approach to the pandemic.
This will result in the opening up of the economy and the removal of a number of restrictions on the movement of people, while significantly expanding and intensifying our public health interventions.

Even as we move to alert level 3 it is important that we should be aware that there are a few parts of the country where the disease is concentrated and where infections continue to rise.

We will have a differentiated approach to deal with those areas that have far higher levels of infection and transmission.”

Read the full speech here: ➡️ https://bit.ly/3c6jAE1

11/05/2020

📣Are you or do you own a small, medium or large business? 🏢All business allowed to reopen from Alert Level 4 are required to have a COVID-19 workplace plan in place before returning to business✔️📣

VZR can help you draft and implement your plan in time for your grand re-opening, so you can get back to business with peace of mind💡

All our contact details are in the bio above☝🏼 - kindly note that we are doing our part to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by working from home and therefore contact via email is preferred.