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Deeds Office To Re-Open Wednesday, 13 May

Category Buying and Selling Property

In a circular issued on 11 May 2020, it has been confirmed that the Cape Town Deeds Office will open, as planned, on the 13th.

Limited to 18 staff members, and provided the protective clothing are provided in time, they will attend to approximately 600 pre-lockdown deeds that are still in the system with senior examiners. They hope to be open to conveyancers from the 18th of May onwards.

The circular can be viewed here.

We will continue to monitor the situation and keep you updated.

Author STBB
Published 12 May 2020 / Views -
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