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Taylor Splatt & Partners combines this wealth of experience with an ability to provide small firm personal service and large firm professionalism and efficiency. This unique combination is complemented by Lawyers with expertise in many and diverse areas of practice supported by state of the art technology. Our team of lawyers is therefore well placed to expertly serve the needs of our clients in most areas of law including:-
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Unit 14/10 Lakewood Boulevard,
Carrum Downs Vic 3201
PO Box 8278, Carrum Downs Vic 3201
Lauren Bicker – Office Manager
lawyers@taylorsplatt.com.au
Tel: (03) 9783 7700
December 5, 2014 By Stephen Shipp
A recent case considered whether a price adjustment clause in a contract merged on settlement. The Purchaser entered into a contract to purchase a shop in a “off the plan” development. The contract contained a clause allowing for a price adjustment in the event that the area of the shop once completed was more or […]
December 5, 2014 By Stephen Shipp
A dispute Q rose over the number of car parks sold with the property. There were only two car parking spaces and a storage area. The storage area could be converted into a third car parking space. However the Council prohibited the storage space being used for car parking. The real estate agent was not […]
November 23, 2014 By Stephen Shipp
DEFAULT IN PROPERTY SETTLEMENTS What happens if the sale of your property doesn’t settle? If the Purchaser is at fault and doesn’t settle, the Vendor may serve a Default Notice. The notice may or may not state that if the default is not rectified within fourteen days the Contract will be at an end and […]
November 23, 2014 By Nick Roberts
SUPERANNUATION FUND FAQ 1 What is a Superannuation Fund? It is an indefinitely continuing Fund set up as a trust to enable members and employers to contribute money over a period of years to provide for the members and member’s dependants when the member retires or dies. 2 How is a binding death benefit nomination […]
November 23, 2014 By Alan Splatt
PERSONAL LIABILITY OF COMPANY DIRECTORS Pursuant to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (Cth)(“TAA”) Company Directors are now obliged to ensure that a company either meets its remittance obligations under subdivision 16-B of Schedule 1 of the TAA or alternatively, the company is promptly placed into voluntary administration or liquidation. These amendments have been introduced to […]