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    A put and call option explained

    If you are a builder or developer, this article explains a Put and Call Option, as well as its benefits and risks.
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    The Expert Report: July 2017

    The Expert Report examines decisions of the NSW LEC and changes to local government, planning and environmental laws.
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    What is in a name? – Contract for Sale of Land

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    In the environmental planning world, we often refer to LEPs and SEPPs but what are they and how do they work?
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    Advancement of women in the legal profession in New South Wales

    The Charter for the Advancement of Women aims to promote and support strategies to retain women in the profession.
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    Drones, you and the law

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    How does compulsory property acquisition work in NSW?

    Land can be acquired by the government by agreement, but if an agreement cannot be reached, by compulsory acquisition.
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    What happens if I cannot afford to buy my land when it registers?

    When you purchase unregistered land, you have a contract and you are still legally bound to complete your purchase.
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    Conveyancers top tips for buying and selling property in NSW

    The article is a quick guide to buying and selling property from local solicitors and conveyancers in New South Wales.
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    Not a first home buyer? NSW property reforms may affect you too

    While they are aimed at assisting first home buyers, these NSW property reforms will also affect non-first home buyers.
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    I am separated; can I buy a new property?

    It is important to complete a formal family law property settlement to protect any new property you buy after separation.
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    Mediation (or compromise) should be preferred before litigation

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