What Is Title Insurance, and Do I Need it?
Are you in the process of building or buying a home? You may find yourself hearing the term “title insurance” over and over again but still don’t fully understand what it means. This article will provide you with a comprehensive overview of this policy, and all of the factors surrounding it so that you can […]
Victorian Register of Land’s New Electronic Certificates of Title
The Victorian Register of Land: Transitioning from Paper to Electronic Certificates of Title The Victorian Register of Land is a comprehensive and detailed record of land ownership in the Australian state of Victoria. It contains information on every parcel of land, including its legal description, boundaries, and any encumbrances or restrictions that may affect it. […]
Navigating the New Landscape: Understanding Commercial and Industrial Property Tax
As a commercial or industrial property owner, it’s crucial to understand how the new Commercial and Industrial Property Tax (CIPT) reforms will impact your investment in Victoria. Starting in July 2024, these changes will introduce a new calculation method, adjust existing tax rates, and add new tax responsibilities. This article breaks down the CIPT, helping […]
Things to Know Before Buying Property in Melbourne in 2024
Entering the property market in 2024 presents exciting opportunities for both homebuyers and investors. Despite economic uncertainties and rising interest rates, the year ahead holds promise for savvy individuals aiming to climb the property ladder. At Haitch Conveyancing, we understand the complexities involved in buying property in Melbourne. To make informed decisions, it’s important to […]
What is PPOR? How to Prove Principal Place of Residence
What is PPOR? In Australia, a Principal Place of Residence (PPOR) refers to the property where someone resides or lives as their home. It is your main residence. A property is considered your PPOR if it is the primary residence of its owners and is occupied on an ongoing basis. The PPOR is usually exempt […]
Due Diligence Checklist: Safeguarding Your Investment in a Residential Property
Due Diligence Checklist: Safeguarding Your Investment in a Residential Property Purchasing a residential property is a significant investment, and navigating the process can feel overwhelming. This comprehensive due diligence checklist serves as your guide to ensure you make an informed and confident decision. Remember, this checklist as adopted by Consumer Affairs Victoria provides a […]
Expert Commercial Property Conveyancing Services in Melbourne
Expert Commercial Property Conveyancing Services in Melbourne Navigating the complexities of commercial property conveyancing transactions in Melbourne requires the expertise and experience of a trusted property lawyer or conveyancer. At Haitch Conveyancing, we understand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with buying, selling or leasing commercial properties in Melbourne. With over twenty years […]
Understanding Heads of Agreement in conveyancing
Understanding Heads of Agreement in conveyancing A “Heads of Agreement” is a document frequently utilised in pre-contractual negotiations, serving as a framework outlining proposed terms between parties. It can be used in various scenarios, such as business purchases, lease agreements, property purchases and other commercial dealings. It may also be referred to as a […]
Understanding the dynamics of a Warrant of Seizure and Sale in conveyancing: a comprehensive exploration
Understanding the dynamics of a Warrant of Seizure and Sale in conveyancing: a comprehensive exploration The issuance of a Warrant of Seizure and Sale represents a pivotal juncture in debt recovery, particularly when a creditor is aware of your ownership of land. This legal instrument serves as a potent mechanism, compelling the sale of […]
Severing a joint tenancy: a case update on Whitty v Talia
Severing a joint tenancy: a case update on Whitty v Talia Severing a joint tenancy is a complex legal issue that often arises when one of the joint owners passes away. Whitty v Talia [2023] VSCA 246, a recent case in the Court of Appeal, offers a significant update on the intricacies of severing a […]
