48-hour warning for homeowners in South Africa

[BusinessTech]

48-hour warning for homeowners in South Africa

South African homeowners who discover that their property is being unlawfully occupied should act immediately.

 

[dualmeister]

Does that include expropriation by the South African Government?

 

[Jean Claude Vaaldamme]

Nag van die Langslapers

 

[die_koos]

Wait... how screwed are we if someone can put up a shack in your yard while you are on holiday and then the burden is on you to go through a lengthy and costly legal process to get them to move? Or am I missing something here?

 

[satanboy]

 

[Kaapie]

Wait... how screwed are we if someone can put up a shack in your yard while you are on holiday and then the burden is on you to go through a lengthy and costly legal process to get them to move? Or am I missing something here?

South African Leg Breakers do exist.
They just do not look how you would expect

 

[ISP cash cow]

While there is no rule in law which refers to anything relating to 48 hours, he said the timeframe is still incredibly important.

So a made up time line then... got it

 

[spiff]

I see MYWARNING oke is back

 

[FiestaST]

 

[Bad Ballie]

Wait... how screwed are we if someone can put up a shack in your yard while you are on holiday and then the burden is on you to go through a lengthy and costly legal process to get them to move? Or am I missing something here?

No, you are spot on the law in this country no longer protects the public, it protects the criminals. This is seen across most of our laws both criminal and civil where the accused has more rights than the accuser.