by Telemon Admin | Jul 23, 2015
Nicholas Seddon observes in Seddon on Deeds (The Federation Press, 2015), 19: “As a general principal, a contract should be preferred over a deed if there is a choice.”
by Telemon Admin | May 13, 2015
A lapsing notice is a form which once served on the caveator will cause a caveat registered on title to ‘lapse’ after 21 days of the service of the notice unless orders are obtained from Supreme Court for an extension of the caveat. You must obtain those...
by Telemon Admin | Apr 30, 2015
Failure to properly disclose everything that must be disclosed in a contract may entitle a purchaser to either rescind or even claim compensation from a vendor. This is a situation every vendor must avoid. It is crucial that a contract contains all the information...
by Telemon Admin | Apr 6, 2015
A 66W waives the right to a cooling off period You might hear an agent say when you’re making an offer to buy a house that “The vendor will only exchange with a 66W certificate”. The request is a reference to Section 66W of the Conveyancing Act...
by Telemon Admin | Mar 30, 2015
Section 210 of the Road Transport Act 2013 requires that if a person is convicted of a Mandatory Interlock Offence the court must either make a Mandatory Interlock Order OR a Interlock Exemption Order. There is no discretion given to the court. A Mandatory Interlock...
