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Exclusive Use Area Registration in South Africa: A Complete Guide to Sectional Title EUAs
An Exclusive Use Area (EUA) in South Africa is a designated space within a sectional title scheme that a specific owner can exclusively use. EUAs can be created under the Sectional Titles Act of 1986 or the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act of 2011, and their registration is crucial for determining ownership and use. Areas not registered as EUAs default to common property, emphasizing the importance of verifying registrations.
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Exclusive Use Area Registration in South Africa: A Complete Guide to Sectional Title EUAs
- 1. Exclusive Use AreaRegistration in SOUTH AFRICA
- 2. What is anEUA?
- 3. Exclusive Use Area(EUA) A specified area in a sectional title scheme to which a particular section owner has the exclusive use of.
- 4. Types of EUA Createdunder Section 27 of the Sectional Titles Act 95 of 1986 (indicated in sectional plans registered in the Deeds Office) Created in terms of Subsection 10(8) of the Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act 8 of 2011 (indicated in scheme rules registered in the Deeds Office)
- 5. Example of EUAs createdunder a scheme’s registered rules:
- 6. No EUA registeredin the Deeds? Then no EUA.
- 7. Example of Common Property notallocated for exclusive use:
- 8. Always check the registrationof an area and its intended use.
- 9. Anything that isnot registered as an EUA or a section defaults to forming part of the scheme’s Common Property. THE END.