Selling Property with a Pool in NSW 2024
When selling a property with a swimming pool or an outdoor spa, it is important to let your Solicitor or Conveyancer know at the outset of your matter so they can advise you on the...
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What happens to buyers if the land purchased is smaller than shown on the plan? A 2023 Court of Appeal Case provides an insight
Ausbao (286 Sussex St Pty Limited) v RG NSW NSWCA18(“Ausbao”) related to the purchase of land at 286 Sussex St, Sydney for $55 million by Ausbao (286 Sussex Street) Pty Ltd. The deposited plans of...
The Essential Guide to Title Insurance in Property Transactions – PDC Law 2024 Update
When embarking on the journey of buying a property, whether it be a cozy suburban home or a sprawling rural estate, understanding the complexities of Title Insurance is crucial. At PDC Law, we firmly believe...
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Navigating Commercial Property Transactions 2024
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, understanding the nuances of the commercial property market is crucial. In this article, we’ll explore key aspects of commercial property transactions, covering legal considerations, market trends,...
Business Purchases: The Importance of Due Diligence 2023
Purchasing a business can be an exciting time, however, before entering into a contract it is vital that a prospective purchaser gathers as much information about the material aspects of the business as possible in...
What is a “Cooling-Off” period in NSW? 2023
What is a cooling-off period”? A cooling-off period is a period of time, usually 5 business days, that the purchaser has toundertake their due diligence on the property. When contracts are exchanged under a cooling-off...
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What is “Repudiation” of a Contract? 2023
Repudiation of contract refers to conduct which demonstrates an unwillingness or inability to perform the obligations under the terms and conditions of the contract, it can also be conduct that demonstrates an intention to no...
