How we approach the matter
Advice grounded in the facts, documents and remedy required.
Property disputes are often document-heavy. A title deed may establish registered ownership, but the practical dispute can also turn on occupation, possession, contractual rights, notices, municipal records, boundaries, improvements or a long history between the parties.
The firm examines the documentary chain and present use of the property before recommending a remedy. Depending on the facts, the matter may require negotiation, formal notice, an interdict, declaratory relief, restoration of possession or ordinary action proceedings.
How Mhlaba & Associates can assist
- Ownership, occupation and possession disputes
- Boundary, access and use disagreements
- Disputes arising from sale, lease or occupation agreements
- Urgent interdicts and restoration of possession where appropriate
- Negotiated settlements and court proceedings