Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes:
Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes aims to describe the different forms of urban fragmented property schemes introduced by legislation. Therefore, the functioning of the management bodies of such schemes and the nature and effect of management and conduct rules are emphasised to...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes aims to describe the different forms of urban fragmented property schemes introduced by legislation. Therefore, the functioning of the management bodies of such schemes and the nature and effect of management and conduct rules are emphasised to indicate to what extent the idea of urban fragmented property holding has changed the property concept in the new constitutional dispensation in South Africa |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- About Juta's Property Law Library -- Volumes in Juta's Property Law Library: -- Table of Contents -- Preface to the first edition (2010) -- Preface to the second edition -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1 Urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1 The reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.1 The historic reality of fragmented ownership -- 1.1.2 The economic reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.3 The sociological reality of urban property communities -- 1.2 Development of fragmented property holding -- 1.3 Changing concepts of landownership -- 1.3.1 Superficies solo cedit -- 1.3.2 Cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum -- 1.3.3 Plena in re potestas -- 1.3.4 Bound common ownership -- 1.4 Doctrinal and constitutional impact of fragmented property holding -- 1.4.1 Incorporeal property as object of property rights -- 1.4.2 Rights in property -- 1.4.3 Constitutionality of regulations and restrictions -- 1.4.4 Equality and non-discrimination -- Part 2 Sectional titles -- Chapter 2 Sectional title ownership -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Sectional title unit as immovable property -- 2.2.1 Section -- 2.2.2 Undivided share in common property -- 2.2.3 Unit as immovable property -- 2.3 Common property -- 2.3.1 Land included in the scheme -- 2.3.2 Additional land -- 2.3.3 Attachments to land -- 2.3.4 Exclusive use areas -- 2.4 Participation quota -- 2.5 Body corporate as property community -- 2.5.1 Body corporate as juristic person -- 2.5.2 Powers and functions -- 2.5.3 Members and resolutions -- Chapter 3 Registration of scheme and units -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Municipal and agricultural land -- 3.2.1 Municipal land -- 3.2.2 Agricultural land -- 3.3 Pre-registration requirements -- 3.4 Approval of sectional plan -- 3.5 Registration of sectional plan and opening of sectional title register -- 3.6 Tenant and purchaser protection | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.6.1 Tenants' right of notice and of pre-emption -- 3.6.2 Anti-eviction protection -- 3.6.3 Protection of purchasers -- 3.7 Registration of transactions after opening of sectional title register -- Chapter 4 Management of a sectional title scheme -- 4.1 Management structures -- 4.2 The body corporate -- 4.2.1 Juristic personality -- 4.2.2 Powers and functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.1 Functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.2 Powers of the body corporate -- 4.2.3 Meetings and voting -- (a) Meetings of owners and general meetings -- (b) The order of business at general meetings -- (c) Voting -- 4.3 Trustees -- 4.3.1 Election and term of office -- 4.3.2 Remuneration and indemnification -- 4.3.3 Meetings of trustees -- 4.3.4 Functions, powers and duties -- 4.4 Executive and non-executive managing agent -- 4.4.1 Appointment and termination -- 4.4.2 Qualifications and remuneration -- 4.4.3 Functions and powers -- (a) The executive managing agent -- (b) The non-executive managing agent -- 4.5 Administrator -- 4.6 Rules -- 4.6.1 Management and conduct rules -- 4.6.2 Nature of rules -- 4.6.3 Constitutionality of rules -- 4.6.4 Enforcement of rules -- 4.6.4.1 Non-financial violations -- 4.6.4.2 Financial violations -- 4.7 Settlement of disputes -- 4.7.1 Litigation and arbitration -- 4.7.2 Mediation -- 4.7.3 Conciliation and adjudication by the Community Schemes Ombud Service -- Chapter 5 Rights and obligations of owners and other right-holders -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Rights and duties in respect of a section and exclusive use area -- 5.3 Rights and duties in respect of common property -- 5.4 Neighbour law -- 5.5 Right to institute legal proceedings -- 5.5.1 Proceedings on behalf of the body corporate -- 5.5.2 Application to use section for different purposes -- 5.5.3 Validity of contract in which a trustee has a material interest | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 5.5.4 Appointment of an administrator -- 5.5.5 Extension of the scheme -- 5.5.6 Destruction of building -- 5.6 Extension of sections and scheme -- 5.6.1 Extension of a section -- 5.6.2 Extension of the scheme -- 5.7 Reconstruction and termination -- 5.7.1 The need for reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.2 Destruction, damage or notional destruction -- 5.7.3 Locus standi -- 5.7.4 Reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.5 Dissolution of the body corporate -- Part 3 Share blocks -- Chapter 6 Share block schemes -- 6.1 Development of concept -- 6.2 Functioning of a share block scheme -- 6.3 Key concepts of share block schemes -- 6.3.1 Immovable property -- 6.3.2 Share block company -- 6.3.3 Share block developer -- 6.3.4 Provisions in respect of company documents -- 6.3.4.1 Memorandum of incorporation -- 6.3.4.2 Provisions regarding shareholding -- 6.3.4.3 Use agreement -- 6.3.4.4 Share sales contract -- 6.3.4.5 Tenant protection -- 6.3.5 Capacity of share block company -- 6.4 Share blocks as property -- 6.5 Share blocks compared to sectional titles -- Chapter 7 Management of a share block scheme -- 7.1 Directors -- 7.1.1 Powers of directors -- 7.1.2 Election and removal of directors -- 7.1.3 Quorum at meetings -- 7.1.4 Duties of directors -- 7.2 General or shareholders' meeting -- 7.3 Rules -- 7.4 Rights and duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.1 Voting rights -- 7.4.2 Right to occupy -- 7.4.3 Right to dividends and payment on winding-up -- 7.4.4 Protection of payment for shares -- 7.4.5 Protection in the case of void contracts -- 7.4.6 Additional protection of shareholders or members -- 7.4.7 Duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.8 Sanctions -- 7.5 Termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.1 Conversion into sectional title scheme -- 7.5.1.1 Resolution by general meeting and consent by mortgagee -- 7.5.1.2 Objections to conversion | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 7.5.1.3 Information submitted to CIPC -- 7.5.1.4 Sectional plan -- 7.5.1.5 Opening of sectional title register and transfer of units -- 7.5.1.6 Protection of existing rights -- 7.5.1.7 Continuing role of share block company -- 7.5.2 Voluntary termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.3 Involuntary termination of share block scheme -- Part 4 Time-sharing -- Chapter 8 Time-sharing schemes -- 8.1 Definition and historical overview -- 8.2 Legal nature -- 8.2.1 Sectional title schemes -- 8.2.2 Share block schemes -- 8.2.3 Clubs -- 8.2.4 Leases -- 8.2.5 Floating time and points systems -- 8.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 8.3.1 Contract formalities -- 8.3.2 Content of the contract -- 8.3.3 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 8.3.4 Purchasers' remedies for non-compliance -- 8.3.4.1 Non-compliance with prescribed formalities -- 8.3.4.2 Remedies in the event of unfinished accommodation -- 8.3.4.3 Consequences of void or cancelled contracts -- 8.3.4.4 Community Schemes Ombud Service -- 8.3.5 Requirements for advertising -- 8.3.6 Restriction on the receipt of consideration -- 8.4 Management of time-sharing schemes -- 8.4.1 Managing agent -- 8.4.2 Management association -- 8.4.3 Duties of management association -- 8.4.4 Powers of the management association -- 8.5 Termination of a time-sharing scheme -- 8.6 Time-sharing interest as property -- Part 5 Retirement schemes -- Chapter 9 Retirement schemes -- 9.1 Overview and definition -- 9.2 Legal nature -- 9.2.1 Sectional titles -- 9.2.2 Share blocks -- 9.2.3 Life rights -- 9.2.4 Occupancy rights as limited real rights -- 9.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 9.3.1 Contract formalities -- 9.3.2 Content of contract -- 9.3.3 Purchaser's remedies for non-compliance -- 9.3.4 Requirements regarding advertisements -- 9.3.5 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 9.4 Management of scheme -- 9.4.1 Managing agent | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 9.4.2 Management association -- 9.4.3 Duties of management association -- 9.4.4 Powers of management association -- 9.5 Housing interests as property -- Part 6 Homeowners' associations -- Chapter 10 Homeowners' associations -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Establishment of a homeowners' association -- 10.3 Legislative provisions applicable to homeowners' associations -- 10.4 The governing documents of a homeowners' association -- 10.5 The rights and duties of members -- 10.6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- Case law -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Legislation -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Draft legislation -- Provincial/Local legislation -- Regulations and Rules -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y. | |
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| contents | Intro -- About Juta's Property Law Library -- Volumes in Juta's Property Law Library: -- Table of Contents -- Preface to the first edition (2010) -- Preface to the second edition -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1 Urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1 The reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.1 The historic reality of fragmented ownership -- 1.1.2 The economic reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.3 The sociological reality of urban property communities -- 1.2 Development of fragmented property holding -- 1.3 Changing concepts of landownership -- 1.3.1 Superficies solo cedit -- 1.3.2 Cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum -- 1.3.3 Plena in re potestas -- 1.3.4 Bound common ownership -- 1.4 Doctrinal and constitutional impact of fragmented property holding -- 1.4.1 Incorporeal property as object of property rights -- 1.4.2 Rights in property -- 1.4.3 Constitutionality of regulations and restrictions -- 1.4.4 Equality and non-discrimination -- Part 2 Sectional titles -- Chapter 2 Sectional title ownership -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Sectional title unit as immovable property -- 2.2.1 Section -- 2.2.2 Undivided share in common property -- 2.2.3 Unit as immovable property -- 2.3 Common property -- 2.3.1 Land included in the scheme -- 2.3.2 Additional land -- 2.3.3 Attachments to land -- 2.3.4 Exclusive use areas -- 2.4 Participation quota -- 2.5 Body corporate as property community -- 2.5.1 Body corporate as juristic person -- 2.5.2 Powers and functions -- 2.5.3 Members and resolutions -- Chapter 3 Registration of scheme and units -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Municipal and agricultural land -- 3.2.1 Municipal land -- 3.2.2 Agricultural land -- 3.3 Pre-registration requirements -- 3.4 Approval of sectional plan -- 3.5 Registration of sectional plan and opening of sectional title register -- 3.6 Tenant and purchaser protection 3.6.1 Tenants' right of notice and of pre-emption -- 3.6.2 Anti-eviction protection -- 3.6.3 Protection of purchasers -- 3.7 Registration of transactions after opening of sectional title register -- Chapter 4 Management of a sectional title scheme -- 4.1 Management structures -- 4.2 The body corporate -- 4.2.1 Juristic personality -- 4.2.2 Powers and functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.1 Functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.2 Powers of the body corporate -- 4.2.3 Meetings and voting -- (a) Meetings of owners and general meetings -- (b) The order of business at general meetings -- (c) Voting -- 4.3 Trustees -- 4.3.1 Election and term of office -- 4.3.2 Remuneration and indemnification -- 4.3.3 Meetings of trustees -- 4.3.4 Functions, powers and duties -- 4.4 Executive and non-executive managing agent -- 4.4.1 Appointment and termination -- 4.4.2 Qualifications and remuneration -- 4.4.3 Functions and powers -- (a) The executive managing agent -- (b) The non-executive managing agent -- 4.5 Administrator -- 4.6 Rules -- 4.6.1 Management and conduct rules -- 4.6.2 Nature of rules -- 4.6.3 Constitutionality of rules -- 4.6.4 Enforcement of rules -- 4.6.4.1 Non-financial violations -- 4.6.4.2 Financial violations -- 4.7 Settlement of disputes -- 4.7.1 Litigation and arbitration -- 4.7.2 Mediation -- 4.7.3 Conciliation and adjudication by the Community Schemes Ombud Service -- Chapter 5 Rights and obligations of owners and other right-holders -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Rights and duties in respect of a section and exclusive use area -- 5.3 Rights and duties in respect of common property -- 5.4 Neighbour law -- 5.5 Right to institute legal proceedings -- 5.5.1 Proceedings on behalf of the body corporate -- 5.5.2 Application to use section for different purposes -- 5.5.3 Validity of contract in which a trustee has a material interest 5.5.4 Appointment of an administrator -- 5.5.5 Extension of the scheme -- 5.5.6 Destruction of building -- 5.6 Extension of sections and scheme -- 5.6.1 Extension of a section -- 5.6.2 Extension of the scheme -- 5.7 Reconstruction and termination -- 5.7.1 The need for reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.2 Destruction, damage or notional destruction -- 5.7.3 Locus standi -- 5.7.4 Reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.5 Dissolution of the body corporate -- Part 3 Share blocks -- Chapter 6 Share block schemes -- 6.1 Development of concept -- 6.2 Functioning of a share block scheme -- 6.3 Key concepts of share block schemes -- 6.3.1 Immovable property -- 6.3.2 Share block company -- 6.3.3 Share block developer -- 6.3.4 Provisions in respect of company documents -- 6.3.4.1 Memorandum of incorporation -- 6.3.4.2 Provisions regarding shareholding -- 6.3.4.3 Use agreement -- 6.3.4.4 Share sales contract -- 6.3.4.5 Tenant protection -- 6.3.5 Capacity of share block company -- 6.4 Share blocks as property -- 6.5 Share blocks compared to sectional titles -- Chapter 7 Management of a share block scheme -- 7.1 Directors -- 7.1.1 Powers of directors -- 7.1.2 Election and removal of directors -- 7.1.3 Quorum at meetings -- 7.1.4 Duties of directors -- 7.2 General or shareholders' meeting -- 7.3 Rules -- 7.4 Rights and duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.1 Voting rights -- 7.4.2 Right to occupy -- 7.4.3 Right to dividends and payment on winding-up -- 7.4.4 Protection of payment for shares -- 7.4.5 Protection in the case of void contracts -- 7.4.6 Additional protection of shareholders or members -- 7.4.7 Duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.8 Sanctions -- 7.5 Termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.1 Conversion into sectional title scheme -- 7.5.1.1 Resolution by general meeting and consent by mortgagee -- 7.5.1.2 Objections to conversion 7.5.1.3 Information submitted to CIPC -- 7.5.1.4 Sectional plan -- 7.5.1.5 Opening of sectional title register and transfer of units -- 7.5.1.6 Protection of existing rights -- 7.5.1.7 Continuing role of share block company -- 7.5.2 Voluntary termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.3 Involuntary termination of share block scheme -- Part 4 Time-sharing -- Chapter 8 Time-sharing schemes -- 8.1 Definition and historical overview -- 8.2 Legal nature -- 8.2.1 Sectional title schemes -- 8.2.2 Share block schemes -- 8.2.3 Clubs -- 8.2.4 Leases -- 8.2.5 Floating time and points systems -- 8.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 8.3.1 Contract formalities -- 8.3.2 Content of the contract -- 8.3.3 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 8.3.4 Purchasers' remedies for non-compliance -- 8.3.4.1 Non-compliance with prescribed formalities -- 8.3.4.2 Remedies in the event of unfinished accommodation -- 8.3.4.3 Consequences of void or cancelled contracts -- 8.3.4.4 Community Schemes Ombud Service -- 8.3.5 Requirements for advertising -- 8.3.6 Restriction on the receipt of consideration -- 8.4 Management of time-sharing schemes -- 8.4.1 Managing agent -- 8.4.2 Management association -- 8.4.3 Duties of management association -- 8.4.4 Powers of the management association -- 8.5 Termination of a time-sharing scheme -- 8.6 Time-sharing interest as property -- Part 5 Retirement schemes -- Chapter 9 Retirement schemes -- 9.1 Overview and definition -- 9.2 Legal nature -- 9.2.1 Sectional titles -- 9.2.2 Share blocks -- 9.2.3 Life rights -- 9.2.4 Occupancy rights as limited real rights -- 9.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 9.3.1 Contract formalities -- 9.3.2 Content of contract -- 9.3.3 Purchaser's remedies for non-compliance -- 9.3.4 Requirements regarding advertisements -- 9.3.5 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 9.4 Management of scheme -- 9.4.1 Managing agent 9.4.2 Management association -- 9.4.3 Duties of management association -- 9.4.4 Powers of management association -- 9.5 Housing interests as property -- Part 6 Homeowners' associations -- Chapter 10 Homeowners' associations -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Establishment of a homeowners' association -- 10.3 Legislative provisions applicable to homeowners' associations -- 10.4 The governing documents of a homeowners' association -- 10.5 The rights and duties of members -- 10.6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- Case law -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Legislation -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Draft legislation -- Provincial/Local legislation -- Regulations and Rules -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y. |
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for different purposes -- 5.5.3 Validity of contract in which a trustee has a material interest</subfield></datafield><datafield tag="505" ind1="8" ind2=" "><subfield code="a">5.5.4 Appointment of an administrator -- 5.5.5 Extension of the scheme -- 5.5.6 Destruction of building -- 5.6 Extension of sections and scheme -- 5.6.1 Extension of a section -- 5.6.2 Extension of the scheme -- 5.7 Reconstruction and termination -- 5.7.1 The need for reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.2 Destruction, damage or notional destruction -- 5.7.3 Locus standi -- 5.7.4 Reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.5 Dissolution of the body corporate -- Part 3 Share blocks -- Chapter 6 Share block schemes -- 6.1 Development of concept -- 6.2 Functioning of a share block scheme -- 6.3 Key concepts of share block schemes -- 6.3.1 Immovable property -- 6.3.2 Share block company -- 6.3.3 Share block developer -- 6.3.4 Provisions in respect of company documents -- 6.3.4.1 Memorandum of incorporation -- 6.3.4.2 Provisions regarding shareholding -- 6.3.4.3 Use agreement -- 6.3.4.4 Share sales contract -- 6.3.4.5 Tenant protection -- 6.3.5 Capacity of share block company -- 6.4 Share blocks as property -- 6.5 Share blocks compared to sectional titles -- Chapter 7 Management of a share block scheme -- 7.1 Directors -- 7.1.1 Powers of directors -- 7.1.2 Election and removal of directors -- 7.1.3 Quorum at meetings -- 7.1.4 Duties of directors -- 7.2 General or shareholders' meeting -- 7.3 Rules -- 7.4 Rights and duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.1 Voting rights -- 7.4.2 Right to occupy -- 7.4.3 Right to dividends and payment on winding-up -- 7.4.4 Protection of payment for shares -- 7.4.5 Protection in the case of void contracts -- 7.4.6 Additional protection of shareholders or members -- 7.4.7 Duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.8 Sanctions -- 7.5 Termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.1 Conversion into sectional title scheme -- 7.5.1.1 Resolution by general meeting and consent by 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Verfasser aut Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes 2nd ed Cape Town Juta & Company, Limited 2020 ©2020 1 Online-Ressource (650 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- About Juta's Property Law Library -- Volumes in Juta's Property Law Library: -- Table of Contents -- Preface to the first edition (2010) -- Preface to the second edition -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1 Urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1 The reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.1 The historic reality of fragmented ownership -- 1.1.2 The economic reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.3 The sociological reality of urban property communities -- 1.2 Development of fragmented property holding -- 1.3 Changing concepts of landownership -- 1.3.1 Superficies solo cedit -- 1.3.2 Cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum -- 1.3.3 Plena in re potestas -- 1.3.4 Bound common ownership -- 1.4 Doctrinal and constitutional impact of fragmented property holding -- 1.4.1 Incorporeal property as object of property rights -- 1.4.2 Rights in property -- 1.4.3 Constitutionality of regulations and restrictions -- 1.4.4 Equality and non-discrimination -- Part 2 Sectional titles -- Chapter 2 Sectional title ownership -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Sectional title unit as immovable property -- 2.2.1 Section -- 2.2.2 Undivided share in common property -- 2.2.3 Unit as immovable property -- 2.3 Common property -- 2.3.1 Land included in the scheme -- 2.3.2 Additional land -- 2.3.3 Attachments to land -- 2.3.4 Exclusive use areas -- 2.4 Participation quota -- 2.5 Body corporate as property community -- 2.5.1 Body corporate as juristic person -- 2.5.2 Powers and functions -- 2.5.3 Members and resolutions -- Chapter 3 Registration of scheme and units -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Municipal and agricultural land -- 3.2.1 Municipal land -- 3.2.2 Agricultural land -- 3.3 Pre-registration requirements -- 3.4 Approval of sectional plan -- 3.5 Registration of sectional plan and opening of sectional title register -- 3.6 Tenant and purchaser protection 3.6.1 Tenants' right of notice and of pre-emption -- 3.6.2 Anti-eviction protection -- 3.6.3 Protection of purchasers -- 3.7 Registration of transactions after opening of sectional title register -- Chapter 4 Management of a sectional title scheme -- 4.1 Management structures -- 4.2 The body corporate -- 4.2.1 Juristic personality -- 4.2.2 Powers and functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.1 Functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.2 Powers of the body corporate -- 4.2.3 Meetings and voting -- (a) Meetings of owners and general meetings -- (b) The order of business at general meetings -- (c) Voting -- 4.3 Trustees -- 4.3.1 Election and term of office -- 4.3.2 Remuneration and indemnification -- 4.3.3 Meetings of trustees -- 4.3.4 Functions, powers and duties -- 4.4 Executive and non-executive managing agent -- 4.4.1 Appointment and termination -- 4.4.2 Qualifications and remuneration -- 4.4.3 Functions and powers -- (a) The executive managing agent -- (b) The non-executive managing agent -- 4.5 Administrator -- 4.6 Rules -- 4.6.1 Management and conduct rules -- 4.6.2 Nature of rules -- 4.6.3 Constitutionality of rules -- 4.6.4 Enforcement of rules -- 4.6.4.1 Non-financial violations -- 4.6.4.2 Financial violations -- 4.7 Settlement of disputes -- 4.7.1 Litigation and arbitration -- 4.7.2 Mediation -- 4.7.3 Conciliation and adjudication by the Community Schemes Ombud Service -- Chapter 5 Rights and obligations of owners and other right-holders -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Rights and duties in respect of a section and exclusive use area -- 5.3 Rights and duties in respect of common property -- 5.4 Neighbour law -- 5.5 Right to institute legal proceedings -- 5.5.1 Proceedings on behalf of the body corporate -- 5.5.2 Application to use section for different purposes -- 5.5.3 Validity of contract in which a trustee has a material interest 5.5.4 Appointment of an administrator -- 5.5.5 Extension of the scheme -- 5.5.6 Destruction of building -- 5.6 Extension of sections and scheme -- 5.6.1 Extension of a section -- 5.6.2 Extension of the scheme -- 5.7 Reconstruction and termination -- 5.7.1 The need for reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.2 Destruction, damage or notional destruction -- 5.7.3 Locus standi -- 5.7.4 Reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.5 Dissolution of the body corporate -- Part 3 Share blocks -- Chapter 6 Share block schemes -- 6.1 Development of concept -- 6.2 Functioning of a share block scheme -- 6.3 Key concepts of share block schemes -- 6.3.1 Immovable property -- 6.3.2 Share block company -- 6.3.3 Share block developer -- 6.3.4 Provisions in respect of company documents -- 6.3.4.1 Memorandum of incorporation -- 6.3.4.2 Provisions regarding shareholding -- 6.3.4.3 Use agreement -- 6.3.4.4 Share sales contract -- 6.3.4.5 Tenant protection -- 6.3.5 Capacity of share block company -- 6.4 Share blocks as property -- 6.5 Share blocks compared to sectional titles -- Chapter 7 Management of a share block scheme -- 7.1 Directors -- 7.1.1 Powers of directors -- 7.1.2 Election and removal of directors -- 7.1.3 Quorum at meetings -- 7.1.4 Duties of directors -- 7.2 General or shareholders' meeting -- 7.3 Rules -- 7.4 Rights and duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.1 Voting rights -- 7.4.2 Right to occupy -- 7.4.3 Right to dividends and payment on winding-up -- 7.4.4 Protection of payment for shares -- 7.4.5 Protection in the case of void contracts -- 7.4.6 Additional protection of shareholders or members -- 7.4.7 Duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.8 Sanctions -- 7.5 Termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.1 Conversion into sectional title scheme -- 7.5.1.1 Resolution by general meeting and consent by mortgagee -- 7.5.1.2 Objections to conversion 7.5.1.3 Information submitted to CIPC -- 7.5.1.4 Sectional plan -- 7.5.1.5 Opening of sectional title register and transfer of units -- 7.5.1.6 Protection of existing rights -- 7.5.1.7 Continuing role of share block company -- 7.5.2 Voluntary termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.3 Involuntary termination of share block scheme -- Part 4 Time-sharing -- Chapter 8 Time-sharing schemes -- 8.1 Definition and historical overview -- 8.2 Legal nature -- 8.2.1 Sectional title schemes -- 8.2.2 Share block schemes -- 8.2.3 Clubs -- 8.2.4 Leases -- 8.2.5 Floating time and points systems -- 8.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 8.3.1 Contract formalities -- 8.3.2 Content of the contract -- 8.3.3 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 8.3.4 Purchasers' remedies for non-compliance -- 8.3.4.1 Non-compliance with prescribed formalities -- 8.3.4.2 Remedies in the event of unfinished accommodation -- 8.3.4.3 Consequences of void or cancelled contracts -- 8.3.4.4 Community Schemes Ombud Service -- 8.3.5 Requirements for advertising -- 8.3.6 Restriction on the receipt of consideration -- 8.4 Management of time-sharing schemes -- 8.4.1 Managing agent -- 8.4.2 Management association -- 8.4.3 Duties of management association -- 8.4.4 Powers of the management association -- 8.5 Termination of a time-sharing scheme -- 8.6 Time-sharing interest as property -- Part 5 Retirement schemes -- Chapter 9 Retirement schemes -- 9.1 Overview and definition -- 9.2 Legal nature -- 9.2.1 Sectional titles -- 9.2.2 Share blocks -- 9.2.3 Life rights -- 9.2.4 Occupancy rights as limited real rights -- 9.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 9.3.1 Contract formalities -- 9.3.2 Content of contract -- 9.3.3 Purchaser's remedies for non-compliance -- 9.3.4 Requirements regarding advertisements -- 9.3.5 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 9.4 Management of scheme -- 9.4.1 Managing agent 9.4.2 Management association -- 9.4.3 Duties of management association -- 9.4.4 Powers of management association -- 9.5 Housing interests as property -- Part 6 Homeowners' associations -- Chapter 10 Homeowners' associations -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Establishment of a homeowners' association -- 10.3 Legislative provisions applicable to homeowners' associations -- 10.4 The governing documents of a homeowners' association -- 10.5 The rights and duties of members -- 10.6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- Case law -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Legislation -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Draft legislation -- Provincial/Local legislation -- Regulations and Rules -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y. Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes aims to describe the different forms of urban fragmented property schemes introduced by legislation. Therefore, the functioning of the management bodies of such schemes and the nature and effect of management and conduct rules are emphasised to indicate to what extent the idea of urban fragmented property holding has changed the property concept in the new constitutional dispensation in South Africa Condominiums-Law and legislation-South Africa.. Land titles-Registration and transfer-South Africa Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Pienaar, G. J. Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes Cape Town : Juta & Company, Limited,c2020 |
| spellingShingle | Pienaar, G. J. Sectional Titles and Other Fragmented Property Schemes Intro -- About Juta's Property Law Library -- Volumes in Juta's Property Law Library: -- Table of Contents -- Preface to the first edition (2010) -- Preface to the second edition -- Part 1 Introduction -- Chapter 1 Urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1 The reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.1 The historic reality of fragmented ownership -- 1.1.2 The economic reality of urban fragmented land tenure -- 1.1.3 The sociological reality of urban property communities -- 1.2 Development of fragmented property holding -- 1.3 Changing concepts of landownership -- 1.3.1 Superficies solo cedit -- 1.3.2 Cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum -- 1.3.3 Plena in re potestas -- 1.3.4 Bound common ownership -- 1.4 Doctrinal and constitutional impact of fragmented property holding -- 1.4.1 Incorporeal property as object of property rights -- 1.4.2 Rights in property -- 1.4.3 Constitutionality of regulations and restrictions -- 1.4.4 Equality and non-discrimination -- Part 2 Sectional titles -- Chapter 2 Sectional title ownership -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Sectional title unit as immovable property -- 2.2.1 Section -- 2.2.2 Undivided share in common property -- 2.2.3 Unit as immovable property -- 2.3 Common property -- 2.3.1 Land included in the scheme -- 2.3.2 Additional land -- 2.3.3 Attachments to land -- 2.3.4 Exclusive use areas -- 2.4 Participation quota -- 2.5 Body corporate as property community -- 2.5.1 Body corporate as juristic person -- 2.5.2 Powers and functions -- 2.5.3 Members and resolutions -- Chapter 3 Registration of scheme and units -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Municipal and agricultural land -- 3.2.1 Municipal land -- 3.2.2 Agricultural land -- 3.3 Pre-registration requirements -- 3.4 Approval of sectional plan -- 3.5 Registration of sectional plan and opening of sectional title register -- 3.6 Tenant and purchaser protection 3.6.1 Tenants' right of notice and of pre-emption -- 3.6.2 Anti-eviction protection -- 3.6.3 Protection of purchasers -- 3.7 Registration of transactions after opening of sectional title register -- Chapter 4 Management of a sectional title scheme -- 4.1 Management structures -- 4.2 The body corporate -- 4.2.1 Juristic personality -- 4.2.2 Powers and functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.1 Functions of the body corporate -- 4.2.2.2 Powers of the body corporate -- 4.2.3 Meetings and voting -- (a) Meetings of owners and general meetings -- (b) The order of business at general meetings -- (c) Voting -- 4.3 Trustees -- 4.3.1 Election and term of office -- 4.3.2 Remuneration and indemnification -- 4.3.3 Meetings of trustees -- 4.3.4 Functions, powers and duties -- 4.4 Executive and non-executive managing agent -- 4.4.1 Appointment and termination -- 4.4.2 Qualifications and remuneration -- 4.4.3 Functions and powers -- (a) The executive managing agent -- (b) The non-executive managing agent -- 4.5 Administrator -- 4.6 Rules -- 4.6.1 Management and conduct rules -- 4.6.2 Nature of rules -- 4.6.3 Constitutionality of rules -- 4.6.4 Enforcement of rules -- 4.6.4.1 Non-financial violations -- 4.6.4.2 Financial violations -- 4.7 Settlement of disputes -- 4.7.1 Litigation and arbitration -- 4.7.2 Mediation -- 4.7.3 Conciliation and adjudication by the Community Schemes Ombud Service -- Chapter 5 Rights and obligations of owners and other right-holders -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Rights and duties in respect of a section and exclusive use area -- 5.3 Rights and duties in respect of common property -- 5.4 Neighbour law -- 5.5 Right to institute legal proceedings -- 5.5.1 Proceedings on behalf of the body corporate -- 5.5.2 Application to use section for different purposes -- 5.5.3 Validity of contract in which a trustee has a material interest 5.5.4 Appointment of an administrator -- 5.5.5 Extension of the scheme -- 5.5.6 Destruction of building -- 5.6 Extension of sections and scheme -- 5.6.1 Extension of a section -- 5.6.2 Extension of the scheme -- 5.7 Reconstruction and termination -- 5.7.1 The need for reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.2 Destruction, damage or notional destruction -- 5.7.3 Locus standi -- 5.7.4 Reconstruction or termination -- 5.7.5 Dissolution of the body corporate -- Part 3 Share blocks -- Chapter 6 Share block schemes -- 6.1 Development of concept -- 6.2 Functioning of a share block scheme -- 6.3 Key concepts of share block schemes -- 6.3.1 Immovable property -- 6.3.2 Share block company -- 6.3.3 Share block developer -- 6.3.4 Provisions in respect of company documents -- 6.3.4.1 Memorandum of incorporation -- 6.3.4.2 Provisions regarding shareholding -- 6.3.4.3 Use agreement -- 6.3.4.4 Share sales contract -- 6.3.4.5 Tenant protection -- 6.3.5 Capacity of share block company -- 6.4 Share blocks as property -- 6.5 Share blocks compared to sectional titles -- Chapter 7 Management of a share block scheme -- 7.1 Directors -- 7.1.1 Powers of directors -- 7.1.2 Election and removal of directors -- 7.1.3 Quorum at meetings -- 7.1.4 Duties of directors -- 7.2 General or shareholders' meeting -- 7.3 Rules -- 7.4 Rights and duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.1 Voting rights -- 7.4.2 Right to occupy -- 7.4.3 Right to dividends and payment on winding-up -- 7.4.4 Protection of payment for shares -- 7.4.5 Protection in the case of void contracts -- 7.4.6 Additional protection of shareholders or members -- 7.4.7 Duties of shareholders or members -- 7.4.8 Sanctions -- 7.5 Termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.1 Conversion into sectional title scheme -- 7.5.1.1 Resolution by general meeting and consent by mortgagee -- 7.5.1.2 Objections to conversion 7.5.1.3 Information submitted to CIPC -- 7.5.1.4 Sectional plan -- 7.5.1.5 Opening of sectional title register and transfer of units -- 7.5.1.6 Protection of existing rights -- 7.5.1.7 Continuing role of share block company -- 7.5.2 Voluntary termination of share block scheme -- 7.5.3 Involuntary termination of share block scheme -- Part 4 Time-sharing -- Chapter 8 Time-sharing schemes -- 8.1 Definition and historical overview -- 8.2 Legal nature -- 8.2.1 Sectional title schemes -- 8.2.2 Share block schemes -- 8.2.3 Clubs -- 8.2.4 Leases -- 8.2.5 Floating time and points systems -- 8.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 8.3.1 Contract formalities -- 8.3.2 Content of the contract -- 8.3.3 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 8.3.4 Purchasers' remedies for non-compliance -- 8.3.4.1 Non-compliance with prescribed formalities -- 8.3.4.2 Remedies in the event of unfinished accommodation -- 8.3.4.3 Consequences of void or cancelled contracts -- 8.3.4.4 Community Schemes Ombud Service -- 8.3.5 Requirements for advertising -- 8.3.6 Restriction on the receipt of consideration -- 8.4 Management of time-sharing schemes -- 8.4.1 Managing agent -- 8.4.2 Management association -- 8.4.3 Duties of management association -- 8.4.4 Powers of the management association -- 8.5 Termination of a time-sharing scheme -- 8.6 Time-sharing interest as property -- Part 5 Retirement schemes -- Chapter 9 Retirement schemes -- 9.1 Overview and definition -- 9.2 Legal nature -- 9.2.1 Sectional titles -- 9.2.2 Share blocks -- 9.2.3 Life rights -- 9.2.4 Occupancy rights as limited real rights -- 9.3 Rights and remedies of members -- 9.3.1 Contract formalities -- 9.3.2 Content of contract -- 9.3.3 Purchaser's remedies for non-compliance -- 9.3.4 Requirements regarding advertisements -- 9.3.5 Purchaser's right to documentation -- 9.4 Management of scheme -- 9.4.1 Managing agent 9.4.2 Management association -- 9.4.3 Duties of management association -- 9.4.4 Powers of management association -- 9.5 Housing interests as property -- Part 6 Homeowners' associations -- Chapter 10 Homeowners' associations -- 10.1 Introduction -- 10.2 Establishment of a homeowners' association -- 10.3 Legislative provisions applicable to homeowners' associations -- 10.4 The governing documents of a homeowners' association -- 10.5 The rights and duties of members -- 10.6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- Case law -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Legislation -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Draft legislation -- Provincial/Local legislation -- Regulations and Rules -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y. 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