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E-conveyancing from 1 July 2019 – NSW

17 June 2019 by By Lawyers

In a continuation of the transition to E-conveyancing version 5 of the Conveyancing Rules replace version 4 from 1 July 2019.

Version 5 of the rules provide that all mainstream dealings including transfers, mortgages, discharges of mortgage, caveats, withdrawals of caveat and transmission applications, or combinations thereof, must be lodged electronically when signed on or after 1 July 2019, except where a waiver applies.

Waivers

Waivers apply to certain transactions that are not able to be lodged electronically.

The following waivers which operate from 1 July 2019 in conjunction with Conveyancing Rules version 5 have now been published:

  • Conveyancing Rules Waiver CR 2/2019 – Mainstream dealing exceptions
  • Conveyancing Rules Waiver CR 3/2019 – Land Tax

If eligible for a waiver, a Conveyancing Rules Exception form will need to be complete at the point of lodgement. This form is available in the sale and purchase matter plans.

An Alert has been added to the by Lawyers Conveyancing Sale and Purchase matter plans regarding the 1 July 2019 mandate.

Keep up to date with By Lawyers

By Lawyers keep you up to date with E-conveyancing. A brief explanation of the transition to E-conveyancing in the By Lawyers Conveyancing Sale and Purchase matter plans can provide further assistance.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, Legal Alerts, New South Wales Tagged With: 1 July 2019, Conveyancing Rules version 5, e-conveyancing, electronic conveyancing, exemptions waivers, Mainstream dealings, Mandate

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