If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a notice has been issued prior to the contract date and was failed to be disclosed by the seller, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the Building and Pest report is unsatisfactory, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or negotiate with the sellers under the condition of the contract.
If the Survey report is unsatisfactory and shows material defect to the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation prior to settlement.
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract and termination if not paid on or before settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
If there is a tree application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
The seller is obligated to provide a current Pool Safety Certificate to the buyer prior to settlement. If the seller does not and will not be obtaining a current Pool Safety Certificate, a Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate must be given prior to contract signing. Failure to do so is a breach of an essential term and allows the buyer has the right to claim compensation and terminate the contract.
If encumbrances appear on the searches that are not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the Building and Pest report is unsatisfactory, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or negotiate with the sellers under the condition of the contract.
If the Survey report is unsatisfactory and shows material defect to the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation prior to settlement.
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract and termination if not paid on or before settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
If there is a tree application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
The seller is obligated to provide a current Pool Safety Certificate to the buyer prior to settlement. If the seller does not and will not be obtaining a current Pool Safety Certificate, a Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate must be given prior to contract signing. Failure to do so is a breach of an essential term and allows the buyer has the right to claim compensation and terminate the contract.
If encumbrances appear on the searches that are not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the Building and Pest report is unsatisfactory, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or negotiate with the sellers under the condition of the contract.
If the Survey report is unsatisfactory and shows material defect to the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation prior to settlement.
If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract and termination if not paid on or before settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
If there is a tree application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
The seller is obligated to provide a current Pool Safety Certificate to the buyer prior to settlement. If the seller does not and will not be obtaining a current Pool Safety Certificate, a Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate must be given prior to contract signing. Failure to do so is a breach of an essential term and allows the buyer has the right to claim compensation and terminate the contract.
If encumbrances appear on the searches that are not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the Building and Pest report is unsatisfactory, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or negotiate with the sellers under the condition of the contract.
If the Survey report is unsatisfactory and shows material defect to the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation prior to settlement.
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract and termination if not paid on or before settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
If there is a tree application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
The seller is obligated to provide a current Pool Safety Certificate to the buyer prior to settlement. If the seller does not and will not be obtaining a current Pool Safety Certificate, a Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate must be given prior to contract signing. Failure to do so is a breach of an essential term and allows the buyer has the right to claim compensation and terminate the contract.
If encumbrances appear on the searches that are not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If infrastructure is present within the property, disclosure obligations and/or ongoing obligations may apply.
If there is a tree or fence application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can terminate the contract at any time prior to settlement.
If there is an ongoing court order, unsatisfied judgement or writ against the seller affecting the property, including bankruptcy, which has not been disclosed prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If a security interest registered to the property is not released prior to settlement by delivery of a Release and Undertaking to Amend the register, then the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search produces evidence of notifiable activity or other activities that may lead to a classification of contaminated land, and the seller has failed to disclose such evidence prior to contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at least 2 business days prior to settlement or claim compensation any time prior to settlement. If the seller produces evidence after the contract is signed, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate within 21 business days from said notice.
If the search reveals a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ which affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the use of the property is unlawful or that services pass through the land unlawfully, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If an outstanding development approval condition which, if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
If the search reveals that the seller is bankrupt, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals material defects on the property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation for lack of building approvals.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals that the property is listed on the register or is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search reveals that there is outstanding development approval conditions, which if complied with, would constitute a material mistake, the buyer could potentially exercise their rights to terminate the contract prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search reveals there is an easement over cables which was not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land. No rights to terminate or claim compensation is the easement is only proposed.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is listed on the World Heritage list or affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If the search discloses that the property is affected by the Queensland Heritage Act 1992 (QLD), the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the search discloses that a current proposal in relation to ‘transport infrastructure’ affects the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
If a Certificate of Classification is required for the property and none is provided prior to settlement for a failure to give vacant possession, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search reveals an inaccuracy in the Disclosure Statement provided by the seller or a breach of implied warranty, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate.
If the search discloses that there is an order requiring work to be done or money spent on the lot or common property, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate. The buyer can claim compensation under the Contract only if the order was issued prior to the contract being signed by all parties.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
If the Building and Pest report is unsatisfactory, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or negotiate with the sellers under the condition of the contract.
If the Survey report is unsatisfactory and shows material defect to the land, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate or claim compensation prior to settlement.
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement
If there is a material defect, the buyer can claim compensation or terminate the contract any time prior to settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract and termination if not paid on or before settlement.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
Allows for adjustment at settlement in accordance with the contract.
If there is a tree application or order for the property and it has not been disclosed by the seller prior to signing the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to terminate at any time prior to settlement.
The seller is obligated to provide a current Pool Safety Certificate to the buyer prior to settlement. If the seller does not and will not be obtaining a current Pool Safety Certificate, a Notice of No Pool Safety Certificate must be given prior to contract signing. Failure to do so is a breach of an essential term and allows the buyer has the right to claim compensation and terminate the contract.
If encumbrances appear on the searches that are not disclosed in the contract, the buyer can exercise their rights to claim compensation and/or terminate the contract if they can prove said encumbrances materially affect their use of the land.
No rights to terminate or claim compensation.
