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The Agreement Of Sale Of Immovable Property is a fundamental legal document used in Australian property transactions to formalize the sale and purchase of real estate. It serves as the primary contract between vendors and purchasers, establishing their rights, obligations, and the terms of the property transfer. This document is essential for any real estate transaction in Australia and must comply with both federal legislation and state-specific requirements, including the Conveyancing Act, Real Property Act, and relevant consumer protection laws. The agreement covers crucial aspects such as property description, purchase price, settlement terms, warranties, and special conditions, while also addressing state-specific requirements for property transfers. It's designed to protect both parties' interests and ensure a legally compliant property transaction.
