Legal Drafting

Overview

A well-drafted document prevents disputes, sets clear expectations and protects your interests. We draft and review documents in plain, precise language aligned with South African common law and the relevant statutes (Consumer Protection Act, POPIA, NCA, Companies Act and others). Where a document must be commissioned, notarised or registered, we explain the requirement and connect you with an appropriate official.

Who this is for

• Small businesses formalising client, supplier or employment relationships
• Landlords, tenants, buyers and sellers needing solid agreements
• Individuals who need an affidavit, letter of demand or formal notice
• Organisations rolling out internal policies and procedures

What we offer

• Commercial and service contracts
• Affidavits and sworn statements (to be commissioned)
• Internal policies and procedures (HR, IT, POPIA, code of conduct)
• Lease, sale, loan and supply agreements
• Letters of demand and formal notices
• Memoranda of Understanding and partnership agreements

How we work

1. 1. Brief

   We meet (in person or virtually) to understand the parties, intent, risks and any deadlines.

2. 2. First draft

   We deliver a clean first draft with explanatory notes on the key clauses.

3. 3. Revisions

   We refine through one or two rounds of comments until the document fits the deal.

4. 4. Signing pack

   We supply a signature-ready PDF/Word version with execution instructions.

Scope of this service

This service is delivered as legal support / paralegal assistance. Across all our services we provide legal information and legal advice on non-reserved matters, and we prepare legal opinions. Nkadimeng Danny is not an admitted attorney; reserved work — court appearance, litigation on your behalf, conveyancing and notarial acts — falls outside our scope and we will refer you to an admitted legal practitioner where a matter requires it.