please remove personal details if you use this information. We do not want the Farmer targetted

I wont be using any personal details

naturally

only screencap I'm going to use is map

@Bird_Goes_Beep Thanks!

@Arm It is the Plot number. A number in the registry at the municipality to identify the land

@Bird_Goes_Beep here is his other property

Thanks.

what happens now?

Okay, looking into this more, it seems that this may be a provisional list to be put into action when the amendment is passed.

are these farms the 139?

@Bird_Goes_Beep I see Ernst @ afriforum said its possibly the list according to his tweet earlier

https://mobile.twitter.com/ErnstRoets/status/1028526201231601665

Yeah that's where I got the list from. And also realized how bad my Afrikaans has become.

@MR VLAK use the snipping tool in windows for posting screenshots 👌

Got it from my brother. I don't have access to windeeds

Okay, going to see if I can get video done before I fall asleep.

@Bird_Goes_Beep on the excel document it show "portions" which could mean what I said earlier about portions of the farm being expropriate not the whole farm

Aha. Thanks.

@Gonzo some erfs are split into portions on paper.

Check out Erf 145 in my posting

It doesn't mean its one owner

I think its one owner. If he ever wanted to sell a part of his farm then he sells that portion. Couple thousand hectares will be multiple portions in the registry 3/4.

EWC could claim one portion as I mentioned before.

All portions can be diffrent owners as it stands.

It could be but the list names the farm and associated portion.

Meaning one farm/one owner

Yes cause that is how properties are identified

If it has been subdivided and registered at the deeds office it's portion / erf

Otherwise each allocated portion would have been listed a farm name on that list

Meaning that portion 1 of erf 145 is I separate property in my example

Yip i get what you saying. The list however only list s one farm name

Which translates to one owner owning those portions

Nope

Farm names existed before erf numbers.

When erf numbers was allocated it was allocated to the then owner. If it was divided it was then given a portion number

the two properties in Weenen mapped out

Farmers own multiple portions

Apparently the other portions of erf 145 is owned by Blacks

That is word from my cousin that lives there