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Sunset Clauses In Off-The-Plan Residential Contracts
Sunset Clauses In Off-The-Plan Residential Contracts

The Sale of Land Amendment Bill 2018 (Bill) was introduced to the Victorian parliament in August 2018, passed by the Legislative Assembly on 20 September 2018 and introduced to the Legislative Council on 20 September 2018. A key purpose of the Bill is to amend the Sale of Land Act 1962 to restrict the use of sunset clauses in certain off-the-plan contracts.

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Contractor's Rights - Get Paid With The Security Of Payment Act (SoP Act VIC)
Contractor's Rights - Get Paid With The Security Of Payment Act (SoP Act VIC)

Contractors often experience significant delays in receiving payment during the course of a construction project or do not receive payment at all. 

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