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Right to compensation for water ingress into a tenanted unit
If you are a tenant and live in a unit affected by water ingress from a neighbour’s unit, you may be entitled to compensation from the lessor or the person/entity...
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What Should You Consider Before Buying Property?
Searches and Seller’s Disclosure Generally, the property is sold free from encumbrances except those disclosed in the Contract. In addition, there are certain statutory warranties that apply and the Seller...
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How To Stay Safe From Property Fraud?
Particular issues of property fraud concern If there are matters regarding the Property of particular concern or importance to you or your financier then you should contact us so that...
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Important Information – Settlement Steps
Pre-settlement Inspection Unless we tell you otherwise, your Contract will entitle you to undertake a pre-settlement steps inspection of the Property. We suggest you make arrangements with the Seller to...
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION – OWNERSHIP AND PAYMENTS
Purchasing Entity/Tenancy If any of the following apply: There is more than one Buyer: Please advise in the Questionnaire whether you intend to purchase the property as joint tenants or...
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How Does The Body Corporate And Community Management Act 1997 (Qld) “bccma” Affect The Contract?
Sunset Date An off-the-plan contract will usually contain a sunset date which is the date by which settlement must have occurred. The Contract will generally stipulate that if a settlement...
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Personal Property Securities – If Applicable
What Are Personal Property Securities and How Do They Affect This Transaction? The Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (“PPSA”) applies to security interests in personal property, including goods and...
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How Does The Property Occupations Act 2014 (QLD) (“POA”) Affect The Contract? (“POA”) Affect The Contract?
Application of Property Occupations Act (POA) Property Occupations Act 2014 (QLD) contains provisions relating to the sale of residential property. Those provisions apply to contracts for the sale of property...
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What To Do If You Have A Property Dispute With Neighbours?
Disputes about property seem to be on the rise, and reports about property dispute are frequently in the news. These disputes can be generally about disagreements arising from property, or...
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) rate still at an incredible held at 0.10%
The world knows all too well about how your interest rates can dramatically change from one month to the next and if you get yourself in a good position, you...
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