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Enchackal Lawyers

Phone: +61 410 085 000

Address: 420 B Main North Road, Blair Athol, SA 5084 5084

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13.01.2022 Buying or selling property in Queensland? Looking for a lawyer to do your conveyancer in Queensland? WE happy to inform you that, we ENCHACKAL LAWYERS have started conveyancing work in Queensland too.... Our contact details M- 0410085000 [email protected]

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06.01.2022 Property Law- Sub Division of land and conveyancing. The process for subdividing land can be time-consuming, complex and expensive. You can choose to submit the... application yourself but as this is a complex process it is strongly recommended you get a professional licensed surveyor and a solicitor. A surveyor will prepare the plan and necessary paperwork to lodge plan with relevant government authorities and a solicitor will prepare the necessary application to be lodged in the Lands Titles Office (LTO). All plans of division must be prepared according to the Plan Presentation Guidelines and the relevant LTO application that must satisfy the Property Act and Land Title Office requirements. If you wants to subdivide your property and looking for solicitor to do your conveyancing or other matter related to your property Please contact Enchackal Lawyers @ 0410085000 or [email protected]

02.01.2022 Acceptable Property titles. Torrens title This is the most common type of title. It provides a single document with guaranteed ownership and its registered with the state government so there are few disputes or unregistered dealings.... Torrens title is commonly used for land or houses. Strata title This is a type of Torrens title which commonly refers to unit, apartment or townhouse properties. Strata title, similar to a group title define the property as the airspace occupied by each unit, with common areas such as gardens and stairwells that are shared by each owner. A strata corporation is set up to handle maintenance of common areas and insurance of the buildings. Community title Similar to strata title, community title usually refers to an entire subdivision or neighbourhood. By setting up a community title rather than a strata title, the entire community can pay to look after common grounds. In addition, gardens, security, tennis courts, pools and any other services in the neighbourhood can all be shared by the occupants. In some cases, this type of title is referred to as Neighbourhood title but for all intents and purposes this is the same as Community title.