Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

A Memorandum of Common Provisions (MCP) is a separate document registered with Land Use Victoria under section 91A of the Transfer of Land Act 1958. It lets a title, plan of subdivision, mortgage or other land instrument adopt shared rules by reference number, of... Read More

We get asked this most by first home buyers who have just had an offer accepted, then receive a nervous call from their broker after the bank’s valuer has inspected the property. They thought the ‘subject to finance’ line in the contract covered... Read More

If the seller agreed to complete repairs or works and they are not done by settlement day, do not settle without a written plan. In Victoria, buyers can inspect during the week before settlement, and the seller must generally hand over the property in the same co... Read More

Melbourne buyers often call us after a final inspection has gone badly. The vendor has left... Read More

We get asked this regularly by Melbourne buyers, especially when the property is in an older suburb where extensions, overlays and past development approvals can make the paperwork feel heavier than expected.... Read More