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25/11/2025

Collecting “Transport Money” From a Man and Disappearing is a Crime READ THIS

If you collect transport money from a man with the promise that you’re coming to see him, you fix a time, you agree to show up, and immediately after collecting the money you block him, disappear, or start giving deliberate excuses…

Legally, that is NOT cruise.
It is NOT packaging.
It is NOT “compensation for my time.”
It is a criminal offence called Obtaining by False Pretense.

The law says if you take money from someone based on a promise you never intended to fulfill,
you have deceived the person to part with their money. That deception is a crime.

It doesn’t matter if the amount is small.
It doesn’t matter if others are doing it.
It doesn’t matter if you call it “TP.”
If you had no intention of going, your chat, your agreement, and your request for transport money become evidence of fraudulent intent and yes
the person can make an official complaint.

The law can take it up.
You can be invited and if the evidence is clear, you can be charged.

Transport money is not “free money.”
It is money given based on an agreement.
Once that agreement is fake,
the collection becomes a crime.

31/01/2025

Never give your statement without your lawyer present especially in serious matters! Exercise your right to remain silent

22/10/2024

The SCA has granted Road Accident Fund leave to appeal the high court ruling on claims by illegal foreigners. High court had declared a govt regulation and RAF directive that excluded illegal foreigners from submitting claims as invalid.

Last week, RAF disclosed that it had disbursed R1.7 billion to foreign claimants, with R1.5 billion still outstanding.
RAF warned that foreign claims pose a serious risk to its financial stability.

This matter was not even supposed to go to Supreme Court of Appeal, I don’t understand why a High Court Judge can rule that ILLEGAL FOREIGNERS must get RAF money

17/10/2024

Welcome to Reakgona Legal Consultants! Excited to have you onboard! Mputi Masete, Real Gee

15/04/2024

We are just creatures of instructions we will assist you to receive a swift process in concluding your divorce!!

26/10/2023

Here’s What Could Happen if You Don’t Have a Will:

Your estate gets distributed according to South African law and not according to your wishes. This means people you may have wanted to inherit something won’t, and those you didn’t want to, might.
If your Will hasn’t been updated from your previous marriage, or you aren’t currently married to your partner, they may be left with nothing.
Instead of your children receiving their inheritance, it could pass directly to the Government Guardian’s Fund.
Ugly feuds that could split families could result from relatives and loved ones fighting over the distribution of your estate.
Without a Will-nominated professional executor, your estate could take years to wind up, and the Government will be in control of the entire process.

05/10/2023

The Department of Transport intends to amend the RAF Act which will result in changes that couldmake life much harder for road accident victims in South Africa.

Here’s what’s happening:

No More Lump Sum Payments: Instead of receiving the full claimed amount, the new rules suggest you’ll get it in smaller installments. This could make it challenging to cover crucial expenses like medical bills and everyday living costs. We’ve seen a similar situation with Workmen’s Compensation, and it didn’t work out well.

No Support for Families: If the person who was injured in the accident sadly passes away, the financial assistance stops. Even though it was intended to help the family, they won’t receive anything.

No Help for "Hit and Run" Victims: If someone crashes into you and then flees the scene, you will not be able to claim. This is particularly unfair for people like pedestrians and cyclists who are regularly involved in such incidents.

No Help for Non-Citizens: If you’re not originally from South Africa, you will not be able to claim. This doesn’t seem fair or right.

In short, these proposed changes to road accident claims in South Africa could negatively impact many individuals.

28/09/2023

14/09/2023

Q: If I am married in Community of Proprty will my partner inherit everything

A: In the event of intestate succession, if the deceased is survived by a spouse or spouses but not by any descendant/s, the spouse will be the sole intestate heirs.

In the event of intestate succession, if the deceased is survived by a spouse/s as well as descendant/s, where the deceased was married in community of property, one half of the estate belongs to the surviving spouse and, although it forms part of the joint estate, will not devolve according to the rules of intestate succession. So the surviving spouse will get half of the estate due to marriage and the other half will devolve as follows:
i) the spouse will inherit the greater of R250 000 per spouse or a child’s share,
ii) and the children the balance of the estate.
A child’s share is determined by dividing the intestate estate by the number of surviving children of the deceased and deceased children who have left issue, plus the number of surviving spouses.

13/01/2023

SA's electricity challenges are due to two words in the Act – no person.

Changing “no person” to “every person”, will open the supply of energy in South Africa and solve its energy crisis.

“The government should allow every person or business capable and willing to participate in power generation,”

13/01/2023

The Electricity Regulation Act of 2006’s Chapter III on Electricity Licences and Registration states:

No person may, without a license issued by the Regulator in accordance with this Act-

(a) operate any generation, transmission or distribution facility;

(b) import or export any electricity; or

(c) be involved in trading.

Until this Act is amended. We will keep paying Eskom to stay in the dark!!!

05/08/2022

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