Master of the Court in South Africa: what it means and why it matters
The Master of the Court in South Africa, formally known as the Master of the High Court, is a central […]
The Legal Notice Help Centre provides guidance on how to publish legal notices in South Africa, including Section 29 (J193) and Section 35 (J187) notices, Government Gazette requirements, costs, deadlines, and compliance. Whether you are an attorney, executor, or member of the public, this section explains the process step by step.
The Master of the Court in South Africa, formally known as the Master of the High Court, is a central […]
Chief Master’s Directive 1 of 2025 governs online estate, insolvency and liquidation adverts in SA. Conditions, audit trail and fiduciary implementation.
Form J187 notice under Section 35(5). Statutory wording, twenty-one day inspection period, Government Gazette and newspaper publication for SA fiduciary firms.
Form J193 Section 29 notice to creditors. Statutory wording, submission process and Government Gazette publication for SA fiduciary firms. Request quote.
If you need to publish Government Gazette legal notices for deceased estates in 2026, two statutory notices apply: the J193