Communal Property definition

Communal Property. Means a property where there is a single registered cadastral holding and where the property is held or developed predominately for Rural Residential purposes and which may be used for multiple purposes including agricultural property, state occupied property, residential, rural residential and non-residential property, which, in the case of a property used for multiple purposes, the use will be assigned to a category of property, the value apportioned and rates levied accordingly, as contemplated in section 9 (2) of the Act. The Communal property’s land extent can vary and be adjusted according to deductions or the reinstatement of separate recognized property for rating due to the apportionment of values and adjustment of property.

Communal Property means all lawns, buildings, facilities and grounds on the outside of all units and sections of occupants that also includes exclusive use area.

Communal Property means collectively, all private streets, private open spaces and specifically includes any roads, buildings, infrastructure, and facilities which are or will be located on the Land and owned or managed by the Association, from time to time, for the benefit of, inter alia, the Association and its Members and Sub-Members;

Examples of Communal Property in a sentence

• Responsible for the maintenance, repairs, cleaning and upkeep of the Communal Property, for which the Tenant is not liable, in order to keep the Communal Property in a liveable condition.

• One sees this in the Framework Act, in the Traditional Courts Bill,100 in the 2015 Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership and Governance Bill101 that would repeal the Framework Act, in the proposed Communal Land Bill, and in the proposed Communal Property Associations Amendment Bill.

• The Minister’s approach received a setback following the Constitutional Court’s recent decision in Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Communal Property Association v Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Tribal Authority and Others [2015] ZACC 25, 2015 (6) SA 32 (CC), 2015 (10) BCLR 1139 (CC).

• For example, government regulations on hunting (together with formal land title or land belonging to the state or other private parties) have resulted in almost all of South Africa’s Indigenous Peoples being forced to give up traditional hunting and gathering.The Communal Property Associations Act 28 of 1996 allows recipients in land reform processes to jointly own land through Communal Property Associations (CPAs).

• Registration of the transfer of the Communal Property will be effected by the Attorneys appointed by the Developer.

More Definitions of Communal Property

Communal Property means collectively, all Private Roads, Private Open Spaces, and specifically includes any roads, buildings, infrastructure, and facilities which are or will be located on the Parent Property and owned, controlled and managed by the Association, from time to time;

Communal Property means collectively, Private

Communal Property means collectively, all Private Roads, Private

Communal Property means collective reference to the Private Open

Communal Property means property acquired during the relationship or the net increase in the value during the relationship of earlier acquired property. There would have to be a valuation done of such earlier acquired property both at the commencement of the relationship and at the cessation of the relationship to identify the net increase in value of the property.

Communal Property means land owned in terms of the Communal Property Associations Act 28 of 1996;

Communal Property means the Main Entrance, together with all paved roads, which are or will be located on the Farm, and all stormwater drainage, bridges and street lighting servicing such paved roads. The Communal Property will be owned by the Farm Owner, but maintained and managed by the Association for the benefit of, inter alia, the Association, its Members and the Sub-Members;