Bill recently sold his business, a small...

Asked by the Customer on 05-08-2014 13:38:35
Question posted in the Property Law category relating to KwaZulu-Natal

Bill recently sold his business, a small supermarket. In terms of the agreement, the buyer was entitled to 'keep all immovable property'. Upon taking the occupation of the building, the buyer then refused to hand over the following:

1. Four large racks of steel shelving, approximately 2m high and 6m long. These shelves are not attached to the building, and can be dismantled by undoing a number of small bolts. The shelves can then be moved around.

Is Billy or the buyer entitled to the object in question?

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