ConveyancingSA
A complete matter-management solution that conveyancers can rely on while running a busy conveyancing practice in South Australia.
2 Matter Plans
Overview
A complete matter-management solution allowing conveyancers, lawyers, paralegals, and support staff to run a busy conveyancing practice. Each step in the transaction is set out in sequential order with easy access to all required precedents and a simple but comprehensive commentary.
Prepared by highly experienced and specialised legal practitioners, the matter plan provides access to template contracts, letters, and up-to-date precedents. The commentary covers all issues that arise regularly as well as more complex issues that arise from time to time.
Precedents in this publication include:
- Settlement statement;
- Vendor’s statement (Section 7);
- Letter to vendor after settlement;
- Letter to purchaser after settlement;
- Settlement instructions – Sale with mortgagee;
- Initial letter to purchaser;
- Letter to council – Change of ownership;
- 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 (SA)“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 vendor 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. Negotiation and exchange
- D. Mid transaction
- E. If required - Claims and notices
- F. Paper transaction - Through to settlement
- G. Electronic transaction - Through to settlement
- H. Finalising the matter
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