State of e-conveyancing in NSW
A NSW Select Committee is currently looking into competition reforms in electronic conveyancing in NSW. Is there a need for more choice?
A NSW Select Committee is currently looking into competition reforms in electronic conveyancing in NSW. Is there a need for more choice?
OPINION: Online conveyancing was meant to deliver a cheaper, simpler way to buy a home but has instead given us a digital monopoly.
Born in February 1932 in West Hartlepool, England, Harold Hanson says he became a lawyer by accident.
By 1 July 2019, most standard property transactions in NSW will be conducted electronically and all paper Certificate of Titles will be phased out. By…
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The number of electronic Certificates of Title (eCTs) is growing daily, consequently it is increasingly likely that practitioners will encounter an eCT in paper conveyancing…
Ensure your conveyancing staff are alert to the issue of ademption of specific gifts. By FELICITY WARDHAUGH.
The Court of Appeal has unanimously rejected a lender’s attempts to enforce its mortgage in circumstances where a faxed payment direction sent to the lender’s…
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