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Inform us of your intention to buy or sell.
Settlement is organised in a timely fashion.
We issue a final settlement document.
Inform us of your intention to buy or sell.
Settlement is organised in a timely fashion.
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A Section 32 (also called a vendor statement) is the formal legal disclosure from the seller to the buyer. Ir contains all required information that affects a property and how it is used, such as annual rates expenses, property charges, building notices, and so on. The purpose of a Section 32 is for a buyer to have access to all relevant information that may impact their decision to acquire the property.
A Section 32 is a complicated legal document and, whether you're a buyer or seller, AANDI Lawyers recommends you approach one of our conveyancing experts for help.
The Section 32 is a legal requirement. If you don't provide it, the buyer may be able to walk away or scrap the sale. As a compulsory legal document, it must be completed accurately. Another important reason to provide one is that, should the buyer withdraw after the cooling off period, a seller can keep the deposit.
It is important that a buyer be a fully informed of all pertinent aspects of a property, so that they can make a fully informed decision.
A Section 32 must be provided to the buyer prior to the contract of sale being signed.
Buyers don't have to proceed with a transaction in the absence of a Section 32. It is important that buyer ceases the purchasing process. The information within in a Section 32 is critical to making a sensible financial decision.
An inaccurate Section 32 may entitle the buyer to terminate the contract of sale without penalty. It is a crime for a seller to intentionally provide incorrect information in a Section 32.
The law requires that you provide a Section 32 vendor statement regardless of whether you employ a real estate agent or do it yourself. AANDI Lawyers strongly encourages you to involve a lawyer from the beginning of the process.
When AANDI is handling your conveyancing, there is no charge for reading a straightforward Section 32. In certain more extensive or complicated cases, a fee of $300 may apply.