Sectional Titles, Share Blocks and Time-sharing is comprised of two looseleaf volumes. Volume I deals with Sectional Titles and volume II covers Share Blocks and Time-sharing. The Sectional Titles volume provide lawyers and law students with a systematic and detailed analysis of the legislation and principles surrounding sectional title ownership in South Africa. It also caters for property developers, trustees of body corporates and sectional owners by providing detailed chapters dealing with the sectional title regulations and with the management of schemes.

The Share Blocks and Time-sharing volume provides lawyers, students and property developers with a systematic and detailed analysis of the principles underpinning, and legislation regulating, Share blocks and Time-sharing.

The work includes all relevant legislation and the looseleaf format keeps the reader abreast of developments in the field. Extensive references to authorities, case law and legislation aid further reading and research

The publication is available in printed and online format as well as on DVD as part of the Property Law Library

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• The dogmatic basis for sectional ownership
• Terminology
• Participation quota
• Sectional plan
• Establishment of a sectional title scheme
• Statutory protection of purchasers and tenants
• The sectional owner’s right of use and enjoyment
• Sanctions and settlement of disputes
• Legal transactions in respect of sectional title units
• Legal transactions in respect of common property
• “Phased development” or construction of units in stages
• The rules of a sectional title scheme
• Management of a sectional title scheme
• Managing agent
• Reconstruction or termination of a sectional title development
• Insurance

• Introduction to share block schemes
• The planning and execution of a share block scheme
• The marketing of share blocks
• Shareholding and members
• Management of a share block scheme
• Termination of a share block scheme and conversion to sectional title
• Introduction to time-sharing
• The statutory control of time-sharing