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- eNews index
- PAMDA Alert - New forms from 1 July 2009
- New tenancy law affects sales agents and property managers
- What was behind the race to help unit developers to prevent off-the-plan cancellations
- LawSpace for commercial, retail & industrial landlords
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PAMDA Alert - New forms from 1 July 2009
In its infinite wisdom, the Qld government has yet again amended all PAMDA forms and mandated the old ones must not be used after September 2009.
New tenancy law affects sales agents and property managers
On 1 July the Residential Tenancies Act 1994 ("RTA") was repealed and replaced with the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008 ("RTRAA"). The RTRAA now applies to all Qld residential tenancy agreements. It also has implications in relation to the marketing of tenanted homes.
What was behind the race to help unit developers to prevent off-the-plan cancellations
On the 22 June s 212 of the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997 ("BCCMA"), dealing with cancellation by buyers of off-the-plan contracts was amended to shut off court approved buyers' rights to terminate contracts because of some technical contract deficiencies.
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.
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