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@ShowstopperKing @DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu There was an agreement about the amount. There was an agreement about the residential of the lady too. What officialize Marriage?

@SLettiya28107 @DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu Hell no bro, dying due to accident within a month grants a solid reason to forfeiture of benefits. Plus there's a question of whether the union was celebrated or not, actually they went married officially since the lobola was not fully payed and the woman was staying at home.

We paid lobola on behalf of our brother on Sunday. They wanted R80 000 but we only had R60 000. We agreed that we will pay the remaining R20 000 within the next three months. It was also agreed that our bride will remain at her home until lobola is fully paid.Unfortunately our brother got involved in a car accident and died. From a cultural point of view, what must happen to the money we paid❓ Must it be refunded back to us or what❓

@ShowstopperKing @DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu Customary marriage equals to in community of Property, the woman is entitled to 50% of the assets. Thank you.

@SLettiya28107 @DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu You smoking socks bro... not even a month were they married. So it wont stick.

@ShowstopperKing @DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu I'm a lawyer my brother, you can come to Pretoria High court you'll find me. The moment the family receive the lobola money, it's done. Even if the amount is not fully paid, as long aa there's a written agreement and further arrangements, the deal is sealed.

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@Just_Ayic @nsnobela @Lee_Raa_Tuu I'm not disputing that. All i am saying is, she's legally entitled to 50% of the brother's estate regardless.

@SLettiya28107 @nsnobela @Lee_Raa_Tuu And l can tell you for free that l once witness a family that said, after every cent is paid. That's when the lady will go to the groom's house.

@Ke_Mpho_M @yonelisa_madaka @Lee_Raa_Tuu 😂

@SLettiya28107 @yonelisa_madaka @Lee_Raa_Tuu I don't understand why the want to act surprised 😂

@Ke_Mpho_M @thabisomaila20 @Lee_Raa_Tuu 😂

@SLettiya28107 @thabisomaila20 @Lee_Raa_Tuu I don't believe people are these clueless shame

@RealDeeproCrump @mokgadimasebe5 @Lee_Raa_Tuu She's even entitled to half of the assets too.

@mokgadimasebe5 @Lee_Raa_Tuu To come home and do what? Nah relax big man. Done

@Just_Ayic @nsnobela @Lee_Raa_Tuu He's right!! She's entitled to half of the assests too.

@nsnobela @Lee_Raa_Tuu You're not from every family. People have turned ilobolo into business.

@tshepe1985 @Lee_Raa_Tuu Nope, she's entitled to 50% of the assets too.

@Lee_Raa_Tuu Yes it must be refunded if they don't have child

@DailyREAL23 @Lee_Raa_Tuu She's entitled to the assets as well.

@Lee_Raa_Tuu No refund. She's married already and you guys just made her a wudow

@GilbertMoela @Lee_Raa_Tuu Besides culture. She's now entitled to the brother's assests.

@Lee_Raa_Tuu In our culture (Sepedi) you will be obliged to pay the remaining balance then the lady will be recognised as your brother's widow but if you decide not proceed with the Lobola, it's your loss

@KudzaiChoga1 @RichBlackWidow @Lee_Raa_Tuu @Lee_Raa_Tuu_M Unfortunately she does.

@RichBlackWidow @Lee_Raa_Tuu @Lee_Raa_Tuu_M Lol...

@RealDeeproCrump @RichBlackWidow @Lee_Raa_Tuu @Lee_Raa_Tuu_M a*

@RichBlackWidow @Lee_Raa_Tuu @Lee_Raa_Tuu_M Dakiwe wena. Stop smoking. Done

@RealDeeproCrump @RichBlackWidow @Lee_Raa_Tuu @Lee_Raa_Tuu_M I'm lawyer my brother, you can only argue about the percentage but she's entitled to the 50% of the assets. She's customarily married, which is an automatic "in community of property".

@yonelisa_madaka @Ke_Mpho_M @Lee_Raa_Tuu She's right, unfortunately.

@Ke_Mpho_M @Lee_Raa_Tuu Asoze

@thabisomaila20 @Ke_Mpho_M @Lee_Raa_Tuu She's Customarily married, meaning she deserves a 50% share. Customary Marriage = automatic in community of property.

@Ke_Mpho_M @Lee_Raa_Tuu aii wena

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