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Who is the Sheriff? The sheriff is an impartial and independent official of the Court appointed by the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services. What does the Sheriff do? The Sheriff / Deputy Sheriff must serve / execute all documents issued by courts. This include summons, notices, warrants & court orders. Who regulates the Sheriff’s?

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Sheriffs in South Africa are officers of the court and function as the executive arm of the court. They are responsible for serving court processes like summonses and subpoenas.

Use our Locate a Sheriff feature to get up-to-date contact details of each and every Sheriff in South Africa. Sheriffs can be filtered by province and city for ease of use. Our Sheriff database is updated daily.

Sheriffs Introductory Course (SIC) This publication simplifies the practices and procedures of the sheriff’s profession, and enables you to manage your office administration and professional affairs in the execution of your responsibilities as mandated by the Sheriffs Act 90 of 1986.

For more information and to locate a sheriff, visit the South African Board of Sheriffs' website: www.sheriffs.org.za. Who is the Sheriff? The sheriff is an impartial and independent official of the Court appointed by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development. What …

Sheriffs play a crucial role that often remains hidden from the public eye. In South Africa, Sheriffs are essential figures within the judicial system. They serve as court officers and operate as the practical implementers of court decisions.

Who is the Sheriff. The Sheriff is an unbiased official of the Court performing a duty in the interests of justice to all parties. The Sheriff is willing to explain the legal process and what you should do next but cannot give you legal advice.

The South African Sheriff Society (SASS) is the voluntary sheriff organization of choice and is representing the most sheriffs in South Africa. We proudly look after the interest of all our members and have representation in all 9 provinces.