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Buying or Selling a PropertyBuying or selling property is one of the most important financial decisions you will ever make. On this site you'll find a number of resources explaining some of the legal issues that homeowners, home buyers, tenants and landlords might need to think about. Find important on buying and selling a property, finding the right mortgage, buying a home with others, how to deal with builders and much more.


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Strata title property: Who pays for maintenance?

Date: 21 May 2012, Filed under: Conveyancing, Building & Construction law, Renting & Leasing Property

The University of New South Wales, through the City Futures policy research centre, recently completed a survey of 1,550 strata owners, managers and peak...

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Date: 21 May 2012, Filed under: Building & Construction law

The Queensland Building Services Authority (BSA) administers a compulsory domestic building insurance scheme (Scheme). When you sign a building contract...

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Date: 16 May 2012, Filed under: Renting & Leasing Property

Anyone who is renting may come to the conclusion that all leases are the same and that if an agreement is in place, it will cover the field. However, the...

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How can environmental protection laws have an impact on my property?

Date: 01 May 2012, Filed under: Building & Construction law, Building a Home, Buying a Home, Conveyancing, Selling a Home, Environmental & Planning Law

Residential Land owners – You are responsible for the proper disposal of waste from your land. This would include a duty to ensure that pesticides...

Can a landlord prevent a tenant from subletting a rental property?

Date: 01 May 2012, Filed under: Renting & Leasing Property

A common law right does exist which allows for a tenant to sublet their interest, however, it is common practice for a covenant in a lease which does not...

How is a tort of conversion committed against property?

Date: 01 May 2012, Filed under: Building & Construction law, Building a Home, Renting & Leasing Property, Buying a Home, Conveyancing, Selling a Home

Trespass as a tort can be committed against property and goods. However, in contrast, the tort of conversion can only be applied to goods. Conversion involves...

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Date: 07 Nov 2011, Filed under: Competition & Trade Regulation, Building & Construction law

NSW Fair Trading Minister, Anthony Roberts, said New South Wales Fair Trading would offer every support to consumers affected by the appointment of liquidators...

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Date: 30 May 2011, Filed under: Banking & Finance, Building & Construction law, Buying a Home

Housing Industry Association (HIA) has announced that a slight easing in dwelling prices contributed to improvements in housing affordability in the March...

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Date: 28 Mar 2011, Filed under: Anti-Social Laws, Murder, Renting & Leasing Property

Queensland Deputy Premier and Attorney-General Paul Lucas have announced that new laws targeting murderous ex-lovers, graveyard vandals and unfair landlords...

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