Course in notarial practice

• In the past, attendance courses were bound to cities and venues.  Now, all you need in order to ‘attend’ is a laptop and a stable internet connection.
• The lectures are live and interactive, meaning that you are able to ask the lecturer questions and interact with other attendees.
• You receive a study schedule, indicating which chapters will be dealt with in which lecture.  This will enable you to prepare optimally for each lecture.
• The sooner you register, the sooner you receive your notes, the better you can prepare for the lectures and, ultimately, the exams.

• Delightfully user-friendly.
• More comprehensive than any other set of notes available for examination preparation.
• Includes explanatory notes, practical examples, relevant questions and model answers.
• No other study material needed.
• Written for an audience with no exposure to notarial work.
• Notes are continuously updated and the latest amendments are provided (at an additional cost).

The prescribed syllabus for the examination is covered in the following chapters:

PART 1 - Explanatory notes

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - The Notarial Deed
• Chapter 3 - Powers of attorney
• Chapter 4 - Antenuptial contracts
• Chapter 5 - Notarial bonds
• Chapter 6 - Servitudes
• Chapter 7 - Notarial Deeds in respect of sectional title schemes
• Chapter 8 - Notarial lease agreements
• Chapter 9 - Wills
• Chapter 10 - Trusts
• Chapter 11 - Donations
• Chapter 12 - Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
• Chapter 13 - Maritime bonds and sea protests

PART 2 - Examples

• Exposition of the examples referenced in the notes, including examples on notarial deeds, powers of attorney, anti-nuptial contracts, bonds, servitudes, section 6(1) statements, sectional titles, notarial lease agreements, resolutions, wills, trusts, etc.

PART 3 - Other applicable Acts

• Chapter 1 - Matrimonial property
• Chapter 2 - Recognition of customary marriages
• Chapter 3 - Civil union
• Chapter 4 - VAT
• Chapter 5 - Transfer duty
• Chapter 6 - Capital gains tax
• Chapter 7 - Estate duty
• Chapter 8 - Intestate succession
• Chapter 9 - Subdivision of agricultural land
• Chapter 10 - Companies

• Delightfully user-friendly.
• More comprehensive than any other set of notes available for examination preparation.
• Includes explanatory notes, practical examples, relevant questions and model answers.
• No other study material needed.
• Written for an audience with no exposure to notarial work.
• Notes are continuously updated and the latest amendments are provided (at an additional cost).

The prescribed syllabus for the examination is covered in the following chapters:

PART 1 - Explanatory notes

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - The Notarial Deed
• Chapter 3 - Powers of attorney
• Chapter 4 - Antenuptial contracts
• Chapter 5 - Notarial bonds
• Chapter 6 - Servitudes
• Chapter 7 - Notarial Deeds in respect of sectional title schemes
• Chapter 8 - Notarial lease agreements
• Chapter 9 - Wills
• Chapter 10 - Trusts
• Chapter 11 - Donations
• Chapter 12 - Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
• Chapter 13 - Maritime bonds and sea protests

PART 2 - Examples

• Exposition of the examples referenced in the notes, including examples on notarial deeds, powers of attorney, anti-nuptial contracts, bonds, servitudes, section 6(1) statements, sectional titles, notarial lease agreements, resolutions, wills, trusts, etc.

PART 3 - Other applicable Acts

• Chapter 1 - Matrimonial property
• Chapter 2 - Recognition of customary marriages
• Chapter 3 - Civil union
• Chapter 4 - VAT
• Chapter 5 - Transfer duty
• Chapter 6 - Capital gains tax
• Chapter 7 - Estate duty
• Chapter 8 - Intestate succession
• Chapter 9 - Subdivision of agricultural land
• Chapter 10 - Companies

• Delightfully user-friendly.
• More comprehensive than any other set of notes available for examination preparation.
• Includes explanatory notes, practical examples, relevant questions and model answers.
• No other study material needed.
• Written for an audience with no exposure to notarial work.
• Notes are continuously updated and the latest amendments are provided (at an additional cost).

The prescribed syllabus for the examination is covered in the following chapters:

PART 1 - Explanatory notes

• Chapter 1 - Introduction
• Chapter 2 - The Notarial Deed
• Chapter 3 - Powers of attorney
• Chapter 4 - Antenuptial contracts
• Chapter 5 - Notarial bonds
• Chapter 6 - Servitudes
• Chapter 7 - Notarial Deeds in respect of sectional title schemes
• Chapter 8 - Notarial lease agreements
• Chapter 9 - Wills
• Chapter 10 - Trusts
• Chapter 11 - Donations
• Chapter 12 - Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes
• Chapter 13 - Maritime bonds and sea protests

PART 2 - Examples

• Exposition of the examples referenced in the notes, including examples on notarial deeds, powers of attorney, anti-nuptial contracts, bonds, servitudes, section 6(1) statements, sectional titles, notarial lease agreements, resolutions, wills, trusts, etc.

PART 3 - Other applicable Acts

• Chapter 1 - Matrimonial property
• Chapter 2 - Recognition of customary marriages
• Chapter 3 - Civil union
• Chapter 4 - VAT
• Chapter 5 - Transfer duty
• Chapter 6 - Capital gains tax
• Chapter 7 - Estate duty
• Chapter 8 - Intestate succession
• Chapter 9 - Subdivision of agricultural land
• Chapter 10 - Companies