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Nabfam & SAAM accredited legal servicesDivorce & Family MediationChild ParticipationParenting plansCultural &Religious AspectsMaintenance & Budget
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Looking for affordable and reliable life cover we got just what you need whether you old age pensioner or disabled.we got you covered.For more information inbox full name and contact number please.more info simply message us
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LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATIONSA liquor licence is a document that is issued to a person that gives them the legal right to sell or micro-manufacture (make on a small scale: less than 10 000 litres) alcoholic beverages.The intention of this information is to assist you, the first-time liquor licence applicant to note some factors that might influence his/her decisions when applying for a liquor licence. The intention is NOT to give legal or financial advice. All information is available for the prospective licensee to use at his or her own discretion and risk and LIQUORSENSE does not accept any responsibility whatsoever for losses which the prospective licensee may incur when using this information. This information is by no means comprehensive and must be adjusted to suit individual and specific requirements and different provinces other than the Western and Northern Cape. HOW TO APPLY FOR A LIQUOR LICENCETo apply for a permanent liquor licence, you need to complete the following forms:Form 3 [Reg. 9(3)] APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE IN TERMS OF SECTION 36Form 3A [Reg.10(1)] NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENCES IN TERMS OF SECTION 37(1) OF THE WESTERN CAPE LIQUOR ACT, 2008Form 3B [Reg. 10(2)] NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENCEForm 6The completed forms need to be typed on standard A4 size paper. Applications must be accompanied by:A certified copy of the applicant's IDA comprehensive floor plan of the proposed licensed premises;'n leesbare, omvattende vloerplan van die voorgenome gelisensieerde perseel op standaard wit papier van hoogstens A3-grootte wat duidelik in kontrasterende kleure die volgende aandui:A site plan of the proposed licensed premises;'n leesbare terreinplan van die voorgenome gelisensieerde perseel op standaard wit papier van hoogstens A3-grootte wat duidelik die volgende aandui:A description of the premises;Colour photographs.Written representations in support of the application;skriftelike vertoë ter ondersteuning van die aansoek;A zoning certificate, or a copy of a planning application submitted to the municipality concerned.Proof of payment of the application fee (R 1 910.00)More detailed information regarding what the site plan, floor plan, description of the premises & colour photographs need to include, is available on our website and from the Western Cape Liquor Regulations document.Should you require additional information or clarification please contact LIQUORSENSE at their offices at 2 Fir Street, ObservatoryEnquiries: +27 21 761 8809 or 067 724 9266 / 065 931 9503 [All hours 24/7 365] WhatsApp 065 900 3121 / 065 828 3487Email: info@africonlegal.co.za or info@liquorsense.co.zaGumtree Verified Seller
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Our deepest condolences to the familyDeceased Estates AdministrationWe are committed to our clients and are here to assist you in any way we can during this difficult time. DECEASED ESTATE PROCESSYou must provide the following information:Original Will or next of kin affidavit (J192 form if there is no Will)Affidavit to take care of the children (only if the Deceased left children who are minors)Inventory list (J243 form)List of creditors (only if the estate is less than R 250 000)Declaration that the estate has not been reported to another Master's officeDeclaration of marriage Nominations form J155 - Acceptance of Master's instructions (less than R 250 000 estate)J190 - Acceptance of trust as Executor (more than R 250 000 estate)Deceased Estates Walking with you through life's tidesWe at Millenium would like to extend our deepest condolences to you for the loss of your loved one. We understand the delicacy of your circumstances and want to assure you that we are dedicated to making the process of settling your loved one's financial affairs as seamless as possible for you and your family. We are committed to our clients and are here to assist you in any way we can during this difficult time.Our estate practitioners will attend to the following immediately after the first meeting of family and/or heirsCommunicating with all parties concernedCalling for Certificates of Balance on all monies held by financial institutionsArranging for immovable and movable assets to be valued, if requiredSubmitting assurance claimsRequesting tax returns for completionCollection outstanding employee benefits from the employer Assissting the surviving spouse and/or next-of-kin with immediate financial problems. Regulated mostly through the provisions of the Administration of Estates Act 66 of 1965, but also other Acts that apply, such as the following:Intestate Succession Act 81 of 1987Wills Act 7 of 1953Estates Act 66 of 1965Estate Duty Act 45 of 1955Maintenance of Surviving Spouse Act 27 of 1990Recognition of Customary Marriages Act 120 of 1998 Give us a call021 761 8809065 931 9503083 466 4667Email: deceasedqueries@africonlegal.co.za and/or deceasedestates@africonlegal.co.zaThe Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJ&CD) introduced the Deceased Estate online system to improve service delivery. Member: FISA (the Fiduciary Institute of Southern Africa)
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Have you been arrested, wrongfully detained, served with an Eviction Notice or been harassed by uncaring and often callous debtors? Then look no further because we aim to bring qualified, expert legal assistance by admitted attorneys to within reach of every single ordinary South African man, woman and in some instances, child/children. Fees are tailored to suit your pocket and no deserving South African man, woman or child will ever go unrepresented again and neither will you forfeit your house, car or any other prized possession to unscrupulous, uncaring and often savage debtors who give not a thought to your rights as a consumer. Undocumented migrants with no criminal record and facing legal challenges with regard to residence in SA are also welcome to apply for legal assistance. Our panel of legal professionals are fully complaint with the Legal Practice Act of 2014 (Act No 28 of 2014) and should you need expert assistance with maintenance matters or divorce or custody issues, you will now look no further than Reliance Legal Expenses SA CC in collaboration with Dumezweni Attorneys INC. Call Samkele 'Sam' Nani now on 066 043 7434 or Vincent Phillips 065 931 9503 (24/7 365) and WhatsApp ONLY 081 502 7504 and 065 931 9503 Email: samkele.n@dumezweniattorneys.co.za Regus Business Centre1st Floor Block B, North ParkBlack River Park2 Fir StreetOBSERVATORY7925ALL CONSULTATIONS ARE STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
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