In most provinces in South Africa, the usual practice is for the seller to appoint a conveyancer for a property transaction, although this, like other aspects of a sale agreement, can The purchaser may also appoint a conveyancer to advise.
Diprovinsing tse ngata Afrika Borwa, ka ho tlwaelehileng morekisi o kgetha motsamaisi (conveyancer) bakeng sa tshebetso ya thepa ya hae, le hoja sena, jwaloka dikarolong tse ding tsa tumellano ya thekiso, sena se ka fapana ka lebaka la tumellano pakeng tsa dihlopha tse pedi tse amehang.