Monday, 03 September 2018 11:09
SA property law: the 72 hour clause is primarily there to help the seller, not the buyer
Rowan Alexander, Director of Alexander Swart Property, says that from time to time he is forced to remind clients that the 72 hour clause contains concepts which they may have not fully understood.
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