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Laws that protect property buyers in Australia?

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Laws that protect property buyers in Australia?

Postby napayshni65 » Wed Apr 18, 2012 5:46 am

I have only heard of "buyer beware" and for the buyer to check through the contract of sale (section 32) before going ahead with an offer. But if this is a CONTRACT of sale, then if there is an error (let's say dimensions of the land is out by 10 sq meters), isn't the contract VOID and hence get my deposit back? If not, what protects the buyer?
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Laws that protect property buyers in Australia?

Postby rumford » Wed Apr 18, 2012 5:48 am

No, the contract is not void unless it so provides.

What protects the buyer is the buyer's intelligence. If the buyer is a fool, well, he's likely to be taken. As the saying goes, "Buyer Beware"!

Ever hear of a tape measure? How about a survey? Freaking idiot.
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