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Property Law Conference 2014

Published: 30-06-2014 Authors: Stephanie Ambler, Allan Beverwijk, Tim Clarke, Marcus Elliot, Andrew Field, Steve Flynn, Ish Fraser, Garth Gallaway, Brett Gould, Annette Gray, John Greenwood, Mary Haggie, Ian Haynes, Anne Hinton KC, Tim Jones, Kerry Knight, Christine Le Cren, Ian McCombe, Anne McLeod, Natalie Muir, Robbie Muir, Rod Thomas, James Thompson, Elizabeth Toomey, Paul Withnall Pages: 371
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Published: 30 June 2014
Pages: 371
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Authors

Authors:Stephanie Ambler, Allan Beverwijk, Tim Clarke, Marcus Elliot, Andrew Field, Steve Flynn, Ish Fraser, Garth Gallaway, Brett Gould, Annette Gray, John Greenwood, Mary Haggie, Ian Haynes, Anne Hinton KC, Tim Jones, Kerry Knight, Christine Le Cren, Ian McCombe, Anne McLeod, Natalie Muir, Robbie Muir, Rod Thomas, James Thompson, Elizabeth Toomey, Paul Withnall
 

Content outline

  • Torrens in the digital age – a new Land Transfer Act
  • Property insurance – it’s not boring anymore
  • Lessons learned from a successful construction project.
  • Property disputes – some insights
  • There’s no such thing as a “get out of jail free” card
  • Easements and covenants
  • Farm syndications – a developing trend
  • Horror in 3D – panel discussion of unit title problems.
  • The complete idiot’s quick guide to ethics
  • Property developments and securities law
  • The art and craft of drafting
  • Fence or ambulance? – tips for property lawyers
  • Look before you lease
  • PPSA on one page (nearly)
  • Wills and enduring powers of attorney – asking the hard questions – a family lawyer’s perspective
  • How to catch, tame and know when to release a property developer client! A lawyer’s guide to (fishing and) working with property developers
John Greenwood  
Chair: John Greenwood
Greenwood Roche Chisnall
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