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Conveyancing

Contents

  1. Introduction
    1. Steps Taken by Solicitors in a Conveyancing Transaction
    2. The Intending Vendor
    3. The Intending Purchaser
    4. The Agent's Instructions
    5. The Purchaser's Finance
    6. The Requirement of Writing for the Contract
    7. Open Contract and special contract
    8. Preparation of the Contract
    9. Exchange of Contracts
    10. 1989 Amendments to the Conveyancing Act
    11. Vendor's Duty of Disclosure
  2. The standard contract for sale of land - The Particulars
    1. Introduction
    2. Terms - Meaning of Term
  3. The standard contract for sale of land - The Terms
    1. Cooling Off Notice
    2. Opening Words
    3. Clause 1 - Definitions
    4. Clause 2 - Deposit and other payment before completion
    5. Clause 3 - Investment of the Deposit
    6. Clause 4 - Transfer
    7. Clause 5 - Objections, Requisitions and Questions
    8. Clause 6 - Error or Misdescription
    9. Clause 7 - Claims by Purchaser
    10. Clause 8 - Vendor's Right to Rescind
    11. Clause 9 - Purchaser's Default
    12. Clause 10 - Restriction on Rights of Purchaser
    13. Clause 11 - Compliance with Notices and Orders
    14. Clause 12 - Certificates and Inspections
    15. Clause 13 - Building Certificate
    16. Clause 14 - Adjustments
    17. Clause 15 - Completion Date
    18. Clause 16 - Completion
    19. Clause 17 - Possession
    20. Clause 18 - Possession before completion
    21. Clause 19 - Rescission of contract
    22. Clause 20 - Miscellaneous
    23. Clause 21 - Auction
    24. The back page
    25. Special clauses
  4. Inquiries
    1. Inquiries
    2. Notices of Sale
    3. Completion or settlement
  5. Options
    1. Generally
    2. Effect of vendor disclosure legislation
    3. Effect of now repealed Anti-Gazumping (Preliminary Agreement) Legislation
    4. Effect of 1989 (Cooling Off)Amendments
  6. Taxation aspects
    1. Generally
    2. Stamp Duties
    3. Capital Gains Tax
  7. Future directions in conveyancing
    1. Generally
    2. The problem of gazumping
    3. Efforts to date
    4. Possible future directions for conveyancing
    5. Summary
  8. Special conditions
  9. Estimate of Costs
  10. Settlement Statements

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