Creating permanent ways of necessity by way of court order

This video applies the principles of Van Rensburg v Coetzee 1979 (4) SA 655 (A). The video draws on my own research that was published as Muller G "Using a diagram as a teaching and learning tool for assessing the law of servitudes" (2019) 30 Stell LR 415-43.
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