We recently acted for a married couple who were the purchasers of some property in Western Sydney. After some negotiations resulting in the entry into
Assisted by Francesca Zappia In Myers v Clark (2018) NSWSC 1029, a divorced couple, Mr Clark and Ms Myers were disputing over two jointly owned
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, auctions and open house inspections will cease from midnight Wednesday, 25 March 2020. Auction is not the only
Andrew Grima Assisted by James Duff. Prior to the Coalition’s shock victory in the recent federal election, Prime Minister Scott Morrison proposed a new ‘First Home
The Electronic Transactions Regulations restrict the electronic witnessing of documents, meaning that unfortunately, going completely paperless must wait – and in turn, so must real estate agents, landlords and tenants looking to finalise their property deeds in a timely manner. The State Government has already recognised that this legislation is becoming obsolete, and as a result, the Conveyancing Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 (NSW) was recently introduced in State Parliament.
From 1 July 2018, purchasers of new residential premises or potential new residential land must pay the GST component of the purchase price directly to
In efforts to facilitate a more efficient process when it comes to purchasing property, the NSW government has implemented an e-conveyancing system to assist purchasers and sellers.
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