ConveyancingWA
A complete matter-management solution that conveyancers can rely on while running a busy conveyancing practice in Western Australia.
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Overview
A complete matter-management solution that conveyancers can rely on while running a busy conveyancing practice in Western Australia.
Each step in the transaction is set out in sequential order with easy access to all required precedents, templates and a simple but comprehensive commentary.
The commentary has been prepared by experienced conveyancing solicitors and covers issues that arise regularly in Western Australia, as well as more complex issues that only arise from time to time.
Precedents in this publication include:
- Settlement statement;
- Letter to vendor after settlement;
- Letter to purchaser after settlement;
- Settlement instructions – Sale with a mortgagee;
- Initial letter to purchaser;
- Letter to council paying rates;
- Irrevocable authority;
- Letter to agent after settlement;
- Put and call option;
- Authority to solicitor to forward deeds;
- Costs agreement.
The comprehensive Retainer Instructions ensures nothing is missed and the client is properly advised.
Ready To Use Resources
Choose from ready-to-use legal documents within this Publication.
2 Matter Plans Included
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- Full Commentary - Sale of Real Property (WA)“null”
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Reference materials- Overview“The purpose of a conveyancing transaction is to transfer the title and use of real property from one party to another. It is not adversarial but is necessarily investigative. Mainly, this is a time of relief for the seller that they have sold their property and a time of happy, excited anticipation ...”
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- A. Getting the matter underway
- B. Contract
- C. Negotiations and execution
- D. Mid transaction
- E. If required - Claims, disputes and notices
- F. Paper transaction - Through to settlement
- G. Electronic transaction - Through to settlement
- H. Finalising the matter
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