What is indefeasibility of title? (NSW)
Indefeasibility of title determines who has priority or ownership of real property when there are competing interests. What is the … Read more
Conveyancing
Can I move into a property before settlement? (NSW)
Early access to the property is rarely permitted except under a Licence Agreement. A buyer may seek early possession because … Read more
Buying a Property: the cooling off period (NSW)
The high hurdle to purchasing a property is an unconditional loan approval. What if the real estate agent is threatening … Read more
What is a caveat on property? (NSW)
If you are considering buying property in NSW, deciding whether to lodge a caveat with NSW Land Registry Services (LRS) … Read more
Demolition clauses in Retail Leases (NSW)
Retail leases often contain demolition clauses giving a landlord the right to terminate the lease and demolish a premises if … Read more
Buying a property and selling a property simultaneously
Buying and selling property at the same time is known as a simultaneous settlement. Buying or selling property is one … Read more
What are requisitions on title? (NSW)
What is a Requisition on Title? A requisition is a formal request for something that is required. Requisitions on title … Read more
What documents must be included in the Contract for the Sale and Purchase of Land? (NSW)
The Conveyancing Act 1919 provides that a person selling residential property must attach certain documents to the contract for the … Read more
What is a Property Easement (NSW)?
Generally, right of ways and easements are registered on the certificate of title, and remain part of the land over … Read more
