Queensland Property Law Act 2023
Queensland Property Law Act 2023 is a compliance framework from Australia (Queensland) with 8 domains and 25 controls. The largest domains are Chapter 4 Part 1: Contracts for the sale of land (implied conditions, settlement, deposits, instalment contracts) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls), Chapter 4 Part 2: Seller disclosure for sales of lots (the statutory disclosure scheme) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls), Chapter 6: Leases (standard terms, dealings, forfeiture and relief, termination) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Framework Domains (8)
Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 Part 1: Preliminary, writing requirements for dispositions of land – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::7-8 | Contracts and dispositions of interests in land must be in writing and signed |
Chapter 10 and Schedules: Service of documents, forms, regulations, repeal and transitionals – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::229-233 | Service of documents: general requirements and electronic communication |
Chapter 3: Deeds, electronic execution and covenants – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::44-56 | Deeds: how made, electronic documents and signing, execution by individuals, corporations and partnerships, delivery |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::61-68 | Covenants: construction, covenants running with land, covenants with oneself, promises for third parties |
Chapter 4 Part 1: Contracts for the sale of land (implied conditions, settlement, deposits, instalment contracts) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::76 | Implied conditions in every contract for the sale of land |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::77 | Buyer may rescind if a residential dwelling becomes unfit for occupation before settlement |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::78-82 | Settlement day rules: next business day, inoperative registry or settlement entity computers, adverse events, payment directions |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::83-86 | Defective title remedies, deposit cap for proposed lots, termination rights when e-conveyancing |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::89-94 | Instalment contracts: seller restrictions and buyer protections |
Chapter 4 Part 2: Seller disclosure for sales of lots (the statutory disclosure scheme) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::100 | Exceptions to the disclosure requirement |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::101-103 | How disclosure documents are given: physical, electronic link, consent to electronic address, auctions |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::104-106 | Buyer's termination right for failure to disclose or inaccurate disclosure; repayment within 14 days |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::107 | Original owner selling a lot in a community titles scheme: power of attorney statement |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::99 | Seller must give the buyer a disclosure statement and prescribed certificates before the buyer signs |
Chapter 5: Mortgages (mortgagee powers and duties, mortgagor rights) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::113-114 | Mortgagee's implied powers and the 30-day default notice before a power of sale |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::116-118 | Duty to sell at market value, buyer protection and application of proceeds |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::121-123 | Insurance of mortgaged property, application of insurance money, receivers |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::128-132 | Mortgagor's implied obligations and rights: copies of documents, relief against acceleration, transfer instead of discharge |
Chapter 6: Leases (standard terms, dealings, forfeiture and relief, termination) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::139 | Standard terms implied in every lease of land (Schedule 1) |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::140-148 | Dealings with leases: transfer of the reversion, consent to assign, effect of assignment, surrender and reconfiguration |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::153-162 | Forfeiture: notice to remedy breach, copy to designated persons, re-entry and relief |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::164-167 | Refusal to renew or extend, or to sell the reversion: notice and relief |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::170-178 | Termination notices for leases terminable at will and periodic tenancies; damages for repair |
Chapters 7 to 9: Easements and support, dispositions to defraud creditors, perpetuities, corporations and the registrar – Queensland Property Law Act 2023
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::179-182 | Support for land, statutory rights of user, modification of easements, no prescriptive interests |
| queensland-property-law-act-2023::190-193 | Assignment of debts and dispositions intended to defraud creditors |
What is Queensland Property Law Act 2023 and who does it apply to?
Queensland Property Law Act 2023 is a compliance framework from Australia (Queensland) with 8 domains and 25 controls. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does Queensland Property Law Act 2023 actually require?
Queensland Property Law Act 2023 has 25 controls organised across 8 domains. The largest domains are Chapter 4 Part 1: Contracts for the sale of land (implied conditions, settlement, deposits, instalment contracts) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls), Chapter 4 Part 2: Seller disclosure for sales of lots (the statutory disclosure scheme) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls), Chapter 6: Leases (standard terms, dealings, forfeiture and relief, termination) – Queensland Property Law Act 2023 (5 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
If I already comply with another framework, how much of Queensland Property Law Act 2023 do I already cover?
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