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- No building approval – Now what!!!
- Informal contracts to buy land - are they binding?
- Disclosure statement errors in retail leases – what are the consequences?
- LawSpace for commercial, retail & industrial landlords
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No building approval – Now what!!!
What can a buyer do after a house contract is signed if they discover through solicitors’ searches that there is no council building approval for part of the home?
Informal contracts to buy land - are they binding?
This issue was clarified recently by the Supreme Court of Queensland*.
'M' sent an offer on letterhead dated 8 April 2008 to Acme Real Estate offering to purchase B's 20 acre Forest Glen property.
Disclosure statement errors in retail leases – what are the consequences?
Section 22 of the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 (RSLA) requires a draft lease and disclosure statement to be given to the prospective tenant "at least 7 days before the tenant enters into" a retail shop lease.
LawSpace for commercial, retail & industrial landlords
The value of your commercial, retail or industrial premises depends on the quality and strength of your lease documentation.
