Cooling off period when purchasing property in NSW
What is a cooling off period and do you have one? When you purchase residential property in NSW you generally have a 5 business days “cooling off period” during...
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Selling? What about accepting a deposit of less than 10%?
Under a Contract for the Sale of Land in NSW, a Purchaser is required to pay a deposit, usually being 10% of the purchase price, at exchange of Contracts....
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The role of the real estate agent in a property transaction
We often have clients ask us about the role of the Real Estate Agent (“the Agent”) in a property transaction. Whether you are a Vendor or a Purchaser, it...
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Is your business the healthiest it can be?
Transcription Rani Gandha: Is your business as healthy as it can be? Hi, I’m Rani Gandha. I’m a partner at Turnbull Hill Lawyers, and I look after our commercial...
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Unexpected sting for family trusts
A recent NSW Revenue Ruling has significant implications for those who own or purchase residential property using a family trust. Residential property can include: your home, a holiday house, an...
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Is electronic conveyancing better for the buyer and seller. We think so … here’s why
Electronic Conveyancing, or “conveyancing”, is here! The transition to digital conveyancing transactions has now been mandated by the NSW Government. From 1 July 2019, all standard conveyancing transactions must...
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How to ensure a Purchaser cannot get out of a contract after exchange …
When we act for a Vendor, here’s one of the ways we ensure a Purchaser cannot get out of a contract after exchange … One of the voluminous number...
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Strata lot owner wins Court case BUT penalised for commencing proceedings in the Supreme Court
Strata lot owner wins Court case BUT penalised for commencing proceedings in the Supreme Court Despite a plaintiff lot owner being successful in proceedings brought against an Owners Corporation...
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Plan your estate before going on holidays
Travelling during the holiday period? Do you have Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship documents in place, as well as your Will? The New Year and holidays come with...
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The trouble with being an SME that deals with big business
The trouble with being an SME that deals with big business As an SME, entering into a business contract with a large corporation can seem like a fantastic windfall...
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