Subject to mandatory vendor disclosure obligations (see Overview — Vendor disclosures), any implied warranties or warranties included in contracts of sale, and the law relating to misrepresentations...
Each jurisdiction has one or more standard form contracts that are widely used by lawyers, conveyancers and/or real estate agents and which are published by the law society, real estate institute and conveyancing...
The contract for sale is the primary document entered into by a vendor and a purchaser. It is a legally binding agreement under which the vendor agrees to sell, and the purchaser agrees to purchase, a...
The sale of land ultimately involves passing title from the vendor to the purchaser. However, it is important that the parties, and the resulting contract, are clear on what is physically being transferred...
The Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 (Cth) (the Act) imposes limits on foreign ownership of Australian real estate. It is supplemented by the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Regulation 2015...
Contracts for the sale and purchase of land must be in writing, and executed by all parties, although equity may enforce oral contracts under the doctrine of part performance. (s 54A, Conveyancing Act...
The guidance note on Requisitions offers comprehensive coverage of the critical role requisitions play in property conveyancing across Australian jurisdictions. This detailed resource explores how requisitions vary by state and territory, the nature and timing of requisitions, and the complex interplay between contractual warranties and purchaser rights.
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