Jul 28, 2023 | Property Law
A property easement grants the right to owners of certain lots to use part of someone else’s land for a specific purpose, without awarding possession. Without an easement an individual... Read More
Jul 14, 2022 | Property Law
The term “buying off the plan” usually refers to purchasing a property that is not yet built yet. Buying off the plan can also refer to the purchase of a... Read More
Jul 12, 2022 | Property Law
In the sale of residential and commercial land in New South Wales, it is common for vendors to insert a special condition into the contract which allows for the deposit... Read More
Jul 9, 2022 | Property Law
Buying a property can often be an intimidating process, especially at auction where you are competing with other buyers and there is no cooling off period. Many properties are sold... Read More
Jul 7, 2022 | General Advice, Property Law
Etheringtons Solicitors Note: In June 2022, the NSW Government announced legislation to reform transfer duty within NSW, moving to an ‘annual property tax’ system. These changes will take place over... Read More
Jul 3, 2022 | General Advice, Property Law
The 2020 bushfires across Australia had devastating effects on the lives of so many Australians. Many lost homes, treasured possessions or most terribly, a family member or friend. In the... Read More
