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Can flood-prone Queensland homes be sold without sellers or agents volunteering the soggy truth? Yes! 25 May 10 05:41 AM | Peter Mericka | 6 Comments: OPINION by Tim O'Dwyer M.A., LL.B Solicitor Consumer Advocate watchdog@argonautlegal.com.au What if sellers don’t ‘fess up if there’s no record of council inspections? They can sell regardless! What if a seller’s carport, garage or deck was built illegally? Read More...

Filed under: disclosure, disclosure statement, fair trading, queensland
Victoria's Section 32 Statements - Tread Warily In This Conveyancing Minefield 20 May 08 05:41 AM | Peter Mericka | 5 Comments: by Tim O'Dwyer M.A., LL.B Solicitor Consumer Advocate watchdog@argonautlegal.com.au Victoria’s solicitors have been informed by their Legal Practitioners’ Liability Committee (“LPLC”) that their mishandling of property conveyancing is one of the most Read More...

Filed under: Conveyancer, Conveyancing, disclosure statement, sale of land act, section 32, vendor statement

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