Q.N.17. Refer to section 34 of the Sale of Land Act 1962 by going to the Section 34 creates a right to rescind the contract where the dwelling being purchased is destroyed oris renderedunfit for habitation

Does section 34 apply to all properties? What procedure must a purchaser follow in order to avoid the contract?

Q.N.18. List at least five different professionals involved in the conveyance. Now see if you can put a name to eachprofessional in that list that you either network with, or that you can rely on as a contact person you can seek advicefrom.

Q.N.19. How do you keep up with regulation and compliance changes? Is that CPD?

Q.N.20. Not so long ago you had to go into your capital city and enact the conveyance yourself in person. How has thatchanged?

Q.N.21. How does your organisation, make sure there are no errors made in your transactions?

Q.N.22. What is the difference between 'new' and 'old' residential premises? Include the aspect of renovations in youranswer.

Q.N.23. Has the Sale of Land Act changed the legal position of purchasers of land from caveat emptor to caveatvenditor by incorporating section 32?

Q.N.24. If a vendor has provided the required information to the purchaser pursuant to section 27 and 28 days haveelapsed since the notice was delivered, can the deposit be released notwithstanding the purchaser has notauthorised the release or objected.