Admissions Certificate for attorney, conveyancer and notary
Microsoft Office, Excel, Word and Conveyancing Software
Must have ability to read and interpret legal and business correspondence
Deal with client queries related to property registration
Knowledge of conveyancing legal acronym and legal jargon is essential / In depth knowledge of property and conveyancing law/ In depth knowledge of Sectional Title processes.
Knowledge of legislative requirements as it relates to Conveyancing such as Contract law and Deeds processes
Must have experience in managing Conveyancing Secretaries and other related resources
Key Responsibilities
Deal with Property related matters which include attending to opening of a township Register, a Sectional Title register, division of agricultural holdings, subdivision of farmland and land, consolidation of property, procedures relating to rates clearances, dealing with the Receiver of Revenue in respect of issuing transfer duty received, attending to solution of problems at the Deeds office in respect of alienation of properties, drafting agreements of sale, agreement of cancellation of agreement
Dealing with notarisation and authentication of documents for overseas use by obtaining from the Court the Apostille or from the Foreign Affairs, the Certificate of Authentication, attendances and consultations with Council to discuss notarial deeds of servitude, notarial tie agreement and consolation with agents of Council for requirement to tie properties
Ensuring that registrations are done in accordance with agreed timelines and process and procedures.
Supervision of Conveyancing secretarial duties related to registration, lodgement, contract signature, local authorities and any legal related process with the property Registration.
Authorising and checking of payments requested by Conveyancing secretaries.
Examination of Documents.
Please note that if you have not received a response within 14 days of submitting your application that your application was unsuccessful.