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一般来说没什么问题,卖家需要long settlement而已,或者他们自己还在找房过程中,如果你实在不放心的话,可以lodge一个caveat.
The High Court of Australia in Black v Garnock (2007) declared that it would be prudent for a purchaser to lodge a caveat to protect the purchaser’s interest between exchange and settlement. If such a caveat is not lodged, a purchaser may be held to be subject to a writ of execution (for an unpaid debt by the registered proprietor) lodged at any time prior to settlement, or another similar interest.
A caveat is a form of statutory injunction provided for under the Real Property Act 1900. When a caveat is lodged at LPI, it effectively prevents the registration of any dealing (except for some statutory exceptions and any specifically permitted dealings) until the:
• Caveat is formally withdrawn and the prescribed fee is paid; or
• Caveat lapses because the interest claimed under the caveat is satisfied by the registration of another dealing such as the transfer of title.
The cost of filing the caveat is $209. If you elect to take that course, you should make an additional allowance for the disbursement.
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