On 1 January 2023, the Retail Leases Regulation 2022 (the “Regulation”) commenced, offering further inclusions for the types of businesses included under Schedule 1 of the Retail Leases Act 1994 (the “Act”).
Gyms and bars now fall under the definition of retail shop and are the latest beneficiary of stronger protections provided under the Act.
Do you have issues with trees on a neighbouring property? Are your neighbour’s trees causing damage to your property or impacting your views? Trees on private property in NSW are governed by the Trees (Disputes Between Neighbours) Act 2006 (the “Act”). Read our latest blog to find out more
What happens when co-owners end up in a dispute over property?
Whether it be siblings, friends or a domestic or matrimonial relationship breakdown if an agreement does not exist and the parties cannot come to a commercial arrangement for the sale of the property, one co-owner can apply to the Court under section 66G of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) (the “Act”).
In the finalisation of the ongoing digital transformation of the conveyancing process in NSW, the Registrar General has announced that from 11 October 2021 all Certificates of Title (‘CTs’) will be abolished and paper based land dealings will no longer be accepted.
In the finalisation of the ongoing digital transformation of the conveyancing process in NSW, the Registrar General has announced that from 11 October 2021 all Certificates of Title (‘CTs’) will be abolished and paper based land dealings will no longer be accepted.
In the final guide to purchasing property, we take a look at what happens after the settlement and the keys are handed over. Now the moving in fun can begin!
In the final guide to selling property, we take a look at what happens after the settlement and all the steps that are involved.
In Part 8 of our guide to purchasing property, we take a look at the settlement and all the steps that are involved. Including when settlement takes place, what fees are due and the fun part…when you can collect the keys!
In Part 7 of our guide to selling property, we take a look at the settlement and all the steps that are involved.
Prior to settlement you are entitled to conduct a final inspection of the purchase property and to receive the property in the same state as when you first inspected and exchanged the contracts
Southern Waters Legal are proud to announce we have expanded our reach into the Sydney CBD and Northern Beaches by acquiring four Sydney-based legal firms. Learn more here.