NSW Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2022
Conveyancing Act 1919 s 52A and Regulation Part 2 Division 1: Prescribed documents and the vendor warranty – NSW Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2022

NSW Conveyancing (Sale of Land) Regulation 2022 4: Attach the Schedule 1 prescribed documents to the contract before the purchaser signs

What does 4 require?

For section 52A(2)(a) the vendor must attach to the contract, before the purchaser signs, the documents in Schedule 1 Part 1 relevant to the land (or, for lots in a proposed subdivision, the land from which the lots will be created): the planning certificate under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, diagrams from the recognised sewerage authority showing sewer lines, a copy of the folio of the register (title search) and the deeds, dealings and instruments noted on it (including any section 88B instrument, easements, covenants and positive covenants), the strata, community, precinct and neighbourhood scheme documents (by-laws, management statements, strata information certificates where applicable) for lots in schemes, building management statements, the swimming pool compliance, non-compliance or occupation certificate for land with a pool, the prescribed notices in item 16 (the important notice to vendors and purchasers and the smoke alarm and loose-fill asbestos warnings), and the proposed schedule of finishes and draft documents for off the plan and proposed lots. A planning certificate for a registered subdivision may relate to the lot or the parent land (clause 4(2)); item 16 need not be attached if its notice is printed in the contract (clause 6(2)).

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