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Many caveats are validly lodged and sustainable, but sometimes there are uncertainties and complexities that expose practitioners to risks including cost orders, disciplinary action and claims.

In this webinar, Philip Barton, Barrister, discusses some of the key considerations and issues that practitioners should take into account when advising clients about the lodgement, removal or validity of a caveat under S.89 of the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic).

This presentation includes practical suggestions and important risk management tips for practitioners working in this often complex areas of practice.

Presented by Philip Barton

Date of recording: Tuesday 25 March 2025

1 CPD – Substantive law.

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