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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Land Contracts in Queensland remains the definitive guide to the law of buying and selling freehold land in Queensland. This fifth edition has been comprehensively updated to address the most significant reform of Queensland property law in a generation, the Property Law Act 2023, and its wide-ranging implications for conveyancing practice.A new Chapter 3 analyses the operation of the new seller disclosure regime, examining its application to both land and strata transactions and the consequential changes required to conveyancing practice. This edition incorporates the new REIQ Residential and Commercial Contracts, which represent a significant departure from their predecessors, having been drafted specifically for compliance with seller disclosure and the broader reforms introduced by the Property Law Act 2023. Significant changes to instalment contracts, contract formation and conveyancing practice arising from the Property Law Act 2023 are analysed and explained.The chapters on real estate agents, special conditions, and remedies have been extensively reviewed and updated. Legislative developments under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997, Land Sales Act 1984, Planning Act 2016 and Australian Consumer Law are incorporated throughout.The fifth edition of this work, like its predecessors, is an essential part of the library of all practitioners who practise in the area of land transactions in Queensland. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Land Contracts in Queensland remains the definitive guide to the law of buying and selling freehold land in Queensland. This fifth edition has been comprehensively updated to address the most significant reform of Queensland property law in a generation, the Property Law Act 2023, and its wide-ranging implications for conveyancing practice.A new Chapter 3 analyses the operation of the new seller disclosure regime, examining its application to both land and strata transactions and the consequential changes required to conveyancing practice. This edition incorporates the new REIQ Residential and Commercial Contracts, which represent a significant departure from their predecessors, having been drafted specifically for compliance with seller disclosure and the broader reforms introduced by the Property Law Act 2023. Significant changes to instalment contracts, contract formation and conveyancing practice arising from the Property Law Act 2023 are analysed and explained.The chapters on real estate agents, special conditions, and remedies have been extensively reviewed and updated. Legislative developments under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997, Land Sales Act 1984, Planning Act 2016 and Australian Consumer Law are incorporated throughout.The fifth edition of this work, like its predecessors, is an essential part of the library of all practitioners who practise in the area of land transactions in Queensland. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Land Contracts in Queensland remains the definitive guide to the law of buying and selling freehold land in Queensland. This fifth edition has been comprehensively updated to address the most significant reform of Queensland property law in a generation, the Property Law Act 2023, and its wide-ranging implications for conveyancing practice.A new Chapter 3 analyses the operation of the new seller disclosure regime, examining its application to both land and strata transactions and the consequential changes required to conveyancing practice. This edition incorporates the new REIQ Residential and Commercial Contracts, which represent a significant departure from their predecessors, having been drafted specifically for compliance with seller disclosure and the broader reforms introduced by the Property Law Act 2023. Significant changes to instalment contracts, contract formation and conveyancing practice arising from the Property Law Act 2023 are analysed and explained.The chapters on real estate agents, special conditions, and remedies have been extensively reviewed and updated. Legislative developments under the Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997, Land Sales Act 1984, Planning Act 2016 and Australian Consumer Law are incorporated throughout.The fifth edition of this work, like its predecessors, is an essential part of the library of all practitioners who practise in the area of land transactions in Queensland. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…