Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

A Section 32 vendor statement, under sections 32A to 32I of the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic), discloses legal and title matters such as mortgages, rates, easements, covenants, planning information, owners corporation details, recent building permits and title docu... Read More

It sounds like another piece of conveyancing paperwork, but it protects buyers from a very real post settlement tax risk.The short answer: A Property Clearance Certif... Read More

We get asked this by home buyers who have found an interstate checklist saying their conveyancer should be ‘lodging requisitions on title’ within 21 days. It sounds like something has been missed, so it’s worth clearing up.... Read More

We get asked this by first home buyers, usually just after an offer has been accepted, or during the rush after a Saturday auction when the agent mentions a deposit bigger than planned.... Read More

We get asked this by first home buyers looking at apartments in Brunswick, Carlton, Docklands, Southbank and Box Hill. The Section 32 includes an owners corporation certificate, the property looks good, and the buyer asks, ‘Is this single certificate really... Read More