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K Gcolotela & Peter Incorporated has delivered comprehensive legal solutions with unmatched expertise across South Africa's major commercial centers.

25+ Years Experience
5000+ Successfull Cases

Leading Legal Excellence

K Gcolotela and Peter Incorporated stands as South Africa's premier 100% black-owned law firm, delivering exceptional legal services since 1999. Our unwavering commitment to excellence has established us as trusted advisors to corporations, institutions, and individuals across the nation.

The firm employs personnel with knowledge in various legal sectors and is well-staffed to provide clients with a personalized on-boarding experience. Each department is overseen by a director or senior associate with extensive knowledge and legal expertise in each field.

K Gcolotela and Peter Incorporated’s objective is to expand the practice to its full potential. Our mission is to provide and deliver quality and value-based services to our clients on a continual basis and to establish a prestigious black female owned and run legal brand.

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Summaries of the Latest Registrars Conference Resolutions

- Written by Wiseman Bhuqa, 18/07/2024

The Registrar Conference Resolutions are an essential source of information to any person involved in conveyancing and notarial practice and procedure in South Africa. Since 1940, Registrars of Deeds have had regular meetings to discuss contentious issues pertaining to deeds office practice and procedure under the chairmanship of the Chief Registrar of Deeds. The resolutions emerging from these conferences offer authoritative insights of property law in South Africa.

Think Twice Before You Change Rules in a new Sectional Title Scheme

- Written by Wiseman Bhuqa, 26/06/2024

Over the years, it has become standard practice for developers of sectional title schemes to sell residential units before buildings have been built or a scheme has been registered in deeds registry. The relevant deed of sale will alleviate risk by inter alia, containing a clause regarding levies payable in terms of section 3 of the Sectional Title Schemes Management Act ("Act No. 11 of 2008), calculated in accordance with the participation quota.