Property & Lending

Resources specifically for Property & Lending
Alarm Bells for Solicitors: Elderly Clients
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Contract for Sale: The Cost of a Simple Drafting Error
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Conveyancing Deposits – 5% or 10%?
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Power of Attorney – Reliable or Fallible
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Sale of Land Contract – Prescribed Document Changes
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Traps in Family Law Conveyances
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Usual Practice – Is It Good Enough?
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A Caveat About Caveats
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A Timely Reminder
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Missed Deadlines – Don’t Leave it Until the Last Minute
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Situation Critical – Key Dates
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Surcharge Purchaser Duty
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Making Assumptions
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A Judge’s View of File Notes
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Floods and Bushfires
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Beware the bridging visa
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Intra-Family Transactions
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Caveats and final searches
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Changes in Conveyancing

Risk on Air episode
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Duty to warn on bad deals?

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Property Transactions using Powers of Attorney

Risk on Air episode
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Surcharge Traps

Risk on Air episode
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Caveatable interest?
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Transactions involving foreign purchasers
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Advice on the run
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Could the secret to your success as a solicitor lie in asking the right questions?
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Check, check and then check again: Drafting errors resulting in claims against solicitors
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Family feud – Pitfalls of acting for multiple family members
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Keeping up with the changes – NSW government initiatives for property buyers
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Surcharge Purchaser Duty
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PEXA settlements and caveats: Proceed with caution
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Reforms to Foreign Investor Framework – Register of Foreign Ownership of Australian Assets
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Beware the bank of Mum & Dad
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Property transactions and climate advisory risks
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Renovator’s delight, solicitor’s dismay
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What does success look like to you?
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Compare or dispair
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Who are you acting for on PEXA? – Risks and pitfalls
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Making enduring powers of attorney: practical tips
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Transactions involving enduring powers of attorney
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Powers of Attorney – an ‘enduring’ source of liability for solicitors
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Practical tips for conveyancing solicitors in a changing economy
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Land Tax Certificates and termination of contracts for sale of land
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Company directors personally liable for GST
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Purchaser surcharge duty: risk management tips for solicitors
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Preliminary agreements and the risk of litigation
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Penumbral duty no longer ‘an area of obscurity or uncertainty’
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Caveats in PEXA: Buyers (and solicitors) beware
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Protecting yourself from claims – when a file note saves the day
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The limited retainer – carving out property taxes
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Dangers for solicitors acting on intra-family transactions
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Solicitors’ duties to remind clients
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Retainers and the extent of a solicitor’s duty of care
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Solicitors’ duties to advise on the implications of transactions
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The not-so-ordinary meaning of ‘ordinarily resident’
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Insights from Lawcover: avoiding conflict
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