Property Conveyancing Services Blog

What are the different types of Title Estates in New Zealand under the Torrens System?
1. Fee simple - This is the largest interest which can be held in land next to the Crown. In effect this type of ownership is not limited by time and continues indefinitely. It carries rights representative of absolute ownership of [...]

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Following on from my previous blog:
* You should ensure you have access to the business before settlement to be introduced to the clients.
* The Sales and Purchase Agreement should state that risk of the assets passes from the Seller to you on settlement and possession date.
* What type of insurance will you require - Public [...]

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Lets break it down in bit by bit:
Recently the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand released a plain English version of a new Agreement for Sale and Purchase. This Agreement has not been received well by the Real Estate Industry. It would appear the majority of Agents will stick with the Auckland District Law Society Eighth [...]

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A lease interest is created when the Lessor grants to another party the Lessee a  right of possession of land for a period of time. In effect the Lessess will pay the Lessor a fee for occupation. The terms will be written into a form of a Lease document. The Lease will contain the conditions [...]

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