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Court Decision

‘Subject to’ conditions - is the offer binding or not?

Key issues: Two recent court decisions have illustrated the importance of clearly drafting ‘subject to’ conditions when signing offers to purchase or lease proposals. The decision in Realm Resources Ltd v Aurora Place Investments Pty Ltd high

  • Property
  • Real estate
  • Deeds
  • Transaction
  • Conditions

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SMSFs and Borrowing: A guide to investing in real property through your SMSF

Self managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) can borrow funds to acquire assets, provided the borrowing satisfies certain requirements outlined in the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993. This can be an attractive option for SMSF trustees for

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  • Self managed superannuation
  • Real property
  • Deeds