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Recent property cases – VIC

23 February 2022 by By Lawyers

Recent property cases have been added to By Lawyers reference manual 1001 Conveyancing Answers (VIC).

The publication has been extensively reviewed and updated by our author Russell Cocks.

Useful recent property cases added to the publication in the course of this review include:

  • Bottos v Citylink Melbourne Ltd [2021] VSC 585 – possession by erecting safety walls;
  • Gianchino & Anor v Gianchino [2021] VSC 383 – adverse possession against a co-owner;
  • Burghley P/L v Soames [2021] VSC 236 and BCA Asset Management Group P/L v Sand Solutions P/L [2021] VSC 177 – indemnity costs for an unsuccessful caveat;
  • Valuer-General v AWF Prop. Co 2 Pty Ltd & Ors [2021] VSCA 274 – wind farm turbines as chattels;
  • Burger & Ors v Longboat Holdings Group2 Pty Ltd [2021] VSC 469 – changes to the plan which materially affect the property may justify avoidance;
  • David Barry Logistics Pty Ltd v the State of Victoria & Anor [2021] VSC 828 – bona vacantia to the Crown;
  • Re Ferraro [2021] VSC 166 – a covenant that fails to adequately identify the benefited land is unenforceable against third parties;
  • K7 Developments Pty Ltd v Abbotsford Estates Pty Ltd [2021] VSC 422 – the consequences of ceasing to be a going concern after contract and before settlement.

1001 Conveyancing Answers (VIC) is available in all By Lawyers Victorian property law guides – Purchase, Sale, Leases, and Mortgages.

This comprehensive publication assists property practitioners to understand deeper issues in conveyancing and solve problems for clients when they arise.

Filed Under: Conveyancing and Property, Publication Updates, Victoria Tagged With: 1001 Conveyancing Answers Victoria, By Lawyers, Russell Cocks

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