It’s never a dull moment in property law, with a number of key reforms being introduced in recent times. The 15th annual NSW property law conference examines these major developments, including conveyancing practice and procedure, leasing in the era of COVID-normal, and disclosure obligations in property purchases. The conference also includes a presentation on each of the compulsory subjects so NSW property lawyers can earn their 10 CPD units.

This year, our regular annual two day conference will be delivered online in four parts over four half-days. All delegates registering for the online conference will receive recordings of all of the sessions post-conference to view at your leisure.

Part 1: Keeping Ahead of the Changes

Thursday 25 February 2021 [10am to 12.45pm]

• Practice and Procedure in Conveyancing: Key Developments and Recent Updates
• Tax, Duty and Other Charges: Developments and Updates in the Property Industry
• Key Developments and Recent Updates in Leasing Law and Practice

Part 2: Making and Breaking the Contract

Friday 26 February 2021 [10am to 12.45pm]

• Mind the Gap: Looking Beyond the Disclosure Obligations in Residential Property Purchases
• Boomers Beware: Providing Advice on Residential Property Options for the Older Generation
• Contract Termination in a Volatile Market

Part 3: Compliance Issues in Practice

Thursday 4 March 2021 [10am to 12.45pm]

• Red Flags and Dodging Bullets in Caveat Lodgement
• Not in My Back Yard: Picking your Easement Battle
• Proceed with Caution: Property Purchases by SMSFs

Part 4: 3 Compulsory CPD Subjects

Friday 5 March 2021 [10am to 1.15pm]

• Property Options: Tips for Drafting Water-Tight Agreements
• Building a Profitable Property Law Practice
• Client Identification and Other Ethical Dilemmas in Property Law