Navigating the complexities of property transactions in Victoria can be challenging, especially when it comes to the early release of deposits. While vendors may be eager to access funds before settlement, the process is governed by strict statutory requirements under Section 27 of the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic). Recent court decisions, including the case of GLP Batesford Holdings Pty Ltd v 68 Bridge Road Land Pty Ltd, have highlighted the risks of attempting to bypass these

A Vendor Statement discloses specific information so as to allow the purchaser to make an informed decision regarding a property.

the very nature of an auction can create inherent risks for a purchaser and it is important for purchasers to consider the following items.

Types of ownership of jointly owned property.

When purchasing a property, general condition 22 of the Contract of Sale states that you (or a person nominated by you) have the right to...

Generally, a Solicitor’s Certificate is required by banks when you have been asked to guarantee a loan. A guarantee to a loan is an...

Electronic conveyancing or “e-conveyancing” is an online platform provided by Property Exchange Australia Limited (PEXA), where...