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Varying Contracts during COVID-19
Amanda, Contract Law, Property Law

Varying Contracts during COVID-19

by Amanda Lew-Sang Apr 26, 2020

COVID-19 is a difficult time for all and McDonald Legal is here to help you.During COVID-19 many purchasers will be placed under financial stress due the following reasons:Becoming stood down or being forced into unemployment.Reduced income due to reduced hours.One person in the household having a reduced income either voluntarily or through employment which causes…

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Victoria’s combustible cladding crisis, the importance of due diligence when buying an apartment.
Contract Law, Daniel, Property Law

Victoria’s combustible cladding crisis, the importance of due diligence when buying an apartment.

by Daniel McDonald Sep 8, 2019

The extent of Victoria’s cladding crisis is overwhelming. 2,227 individual buildings have been inspected, and 1069 have been found by Victoria’s Cladding Taskforce to have non-compliant cladding. In actuality, the total number of buildings containing non-compliant cladding in Victoria is higher, because those numbers do not include those buildings outside the remit of the Taskforce,…

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The Cooling off Period on a private property sale, when and how it applies.
Contract Law, Daniel, Property Law

The Cooling off Period on a private property sale, when and how it applies.

by Daniel McDonald Sep 5, 2019

In a private property sale of residential property in Victoria, the property is advertised and prospective buyers are invited to make offers to the seller or the seller’s agent, and the sale does not go to auction. For residential properties and rural properties less than 20 hectares, buyers have three business days to think about…

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Buying a property? Know what you’re buying by getting the property surveyed.
Daniel, Property Law

Buying a property? Know what you’re buying by getting the property surveyed.

by Daniel McDonald Dec 6, 2018

Many individuals do not consider getting a Survey Completed of a property they are interested in buying as an important thing to undertake. Quite often the planning certificate shows a boundary that at face value appears to align to the boundary fence physically located on the property, however the reality is some times very different.People often…

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