Lulama Lobola

Senior Associate

Lulama Lobola is a Senior Associate in our Real Estate Law practice. Lulama specialises in all aspects of property law and general conveyancing practice with substantial experience in drafting and reviewing various property related agreements and attending to various transfers, bond registrations, subdivisions, and consolidations for both commercial and residential property transactions.

Lulama Lobola

About Lulama

About Lulama

Lulama joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as an Associate in our Real Estate practice in 2021. Lulama was promoted to Senior Associate in April 2023.

Credentials

Credentials

Education

  • LLM Tax Law: University of Cape Town
  • BA LLB: University of Cape Town
  • Admission as Notary Public: 2019
  • Admission as Attorney and Conveyancer: 2018
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Memberships

  • Women's Property Network – Western Cape Regional Committee Member

Languages

Languages

  • English

About Lulama

Lulama joined Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr as an Associate in our Real Estate practice in 2021. Lulama was promoted to Senior Associate in April 2023.

Credentials

Education

  • LLM Tax Law: University of Cape Town
  • BA LLB: University of Cape Town
  • Admission as Notary Public: 2019
  • Admission as Attorney and Conveyancer: 2018
  • Registered with the Legal Practice Council

Memberships

  • Women's Property Network – Western Cape Regional Committee Member

Languages

  • English

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Real Estate Law

The rise of the construction mafia in South Africa: Impact on developments and the real estate sector

In recent years, South Africa has witnessed a troubling rise in the phenomenon known as the “ construction mafia ”. This term refers to organised groups that have infiltrated the construction industry,...

The rise of the construction mafia in South Africa: Impact on developments and the real estate sector
Real Estate Law

The rise of the construction mafia in South Africa: Impact on developments and the real estate sector

In recent years, South Africa has witnessed a troubling rise in the phenomenon known as the “ construction mafia ”. This term refers to organised groups that have infiltrated the construction industry,...

Understanding building plan objections in terms of the City of Cape Town Municipal Planning By-law
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Understanding building plan objections in terms of the City of Cape Town Municipal Planning By-law

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Real Estate Law

Transferring sectional title property from a developer: The potential pitfalls

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