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- When must an Agent invest a deposit?
- Do Agent's have to prepare Form 32a Lawyers' Certificates?
- News you can use...
- Agents preparing contracts - update
- Save time and money with CCL Agent & Developer Centre
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When "must" an Agent invest a deposit?
A deposit should only be invested if it is to be held by the Agent as stakeholder for at least 60 days. But you need a written authority to invest from both the buyer and seller. Here’s why.
Do Agent's have to prepare Form 32a Lawyers' Certificates?
No it can be done by the buyer's lawyer. Here's why. Section 365B of PAMDA provides that a Lawyer's Certificate must be given to the buyer when the buyer or proposed buyer of residential property engages a lawyer in relation to the purchase.
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Download - Smoke AlarmsAgents preparing contracts - update
The provisions of the Legal Profession Act 2007 that restrict what agents may do in relation to preparation of real estate contracts are about to be relaxed, probably on July 1.
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