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The Role of the Lessor s Tacit Hypothec and Accession as Common Law Protection Measures for Landowners in Solar Energy Power Purchase Agreements
The demand for renewable solar energy in private businesses is becoming a key component in everyday operations given today's energy climate in South Africa. A hurdle in integrating solar energy into a private business is the capital outlay required by the landowner to install the necessary solar inf...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2025
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