A full or part interest in a property can be transferred between related parties.  Examples of related parties include spouses, domestic partners, family members, friends, business […]

In general, vendors won’t permit buyers to purchase a property subject to a satisfactory building inspection.  This is because a purchaser’s satisfaction standard is subjective.  Instead, […]

From 1 January 2025 the Foreign Resident Capital Gains (FRCG) withholding regime will now apply to all sales of real estate in Australia, previously this only […]

A purchaser can object to a request for early release of the deposit from trust on three different grounds: If there is a mortgage over the […]

Glenferrie Conveyancing works closely with a range of trusted small business partners.  We can refer our clients to the following professionals: A building and pest inspector, […]

If you buy a commercial or industrial property on or after 1 July 2024, it will be an entry transaction affected by the new commercial and […]

The settlement date is usually agreed between the buyer and the seller, and this is written into the contract as an essential term. Buyers need to […]

From 3 August 2024, all new certificates of titles in Victoria will be mandatorily issued in electronic form. Up until that date, the conveyancer, legal practitioner […]

A fixture can be defined as anything that cannot be removed without leaving a defect. On the other hand, goods sold with the land or chattels are items that are […]