Every year the LPLC sees claims related to inadequate section 32 statements under the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic). This is the first in LPLC's Conveyancing Series 2020 webinars presented by LPLC Risk Manager, Phil Nolan.
In this webinar, Phil Nolan looks at the top five oversights and errors and provides practical advice and tips to build a better section 32 statement.
Recorded 14 July 2020.
In this webinar, Phil Nolan considers the most common errors practitioner’s make involving GST, CGT, land tax and duty in conveyancing transactions. This session covers some practical exercises to demonstrate the root causes of claims and Phil provides tips on how to avoid those claims.
Part 5 of the Conveyancing Series webinars considers issues about subdivisions and off-the-plan contracts which have arisen in claims.
Part 4 of the LPLC conveyancing webinar series considers issues about breaches which have arisen in claims and provides risk management tips about how to properly advise clients, using a checklist to ensure important issues relating to the breach are dealt with and how to recognize when it is necessary to refer a client or brief a barrister.
We are united in our shock and sorrow following the horrific attacks that took place at Bondi Beach yesterday evening.
Our thoughts are with the victims, their families and all those who have been tragically affected by this abhorrent violence. This has particularly impacted the Jewish community of Sydney and across Australia, a community that is an integral and cherished part of our multicultural society.
We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community and all who have been affected by this senseless violence. Everyone has the right to safety, security and freedom from fear.
We condemn these acts of antisemitism, extremism and violence in the strongest possible terms. We reaffirm our commitment to the rule of law, which underpins the safety and security of all in Australia.
We are united in our resolve that such acts of violence and hate will not undermine the values of inclusion and fundamental freedoms, including of religion and other rights, which define our community.
As the year draws to a close, we would like to thank our insured practitioners and stakeholders for their continued trust and engagement. We appreciate the important work you do and the role we play in supporting you throughout the year.
The LPLC is proud to present the Annual Report for 2024-2025. This high was tabled in the Victorian Parliament on 12th of November 2025.
