Nomination of chairman
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May a developer nominate himself as chairman at the first trustees' meeting? Specialist sectional title lawyer Jennifer Paddock answers a reader's question...
› Sectional title AGMs
› Who can be a trustee?
› Who makes the rules?
› Sectional title AGMs
› Who can be a trustee?
› Who makes the rules?
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Force that @#*^!
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Eskom freezes rentals
Eskom's price hikes will make it impossible to raise rentals by even as much as five percent.
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