- CPD Points: 1 [PS] [SL]
- Price: $89.00
- Area: Commercial Law; Planning Law; Property Law
- Delivered: March 2026
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Description
This session was delivered into the 2026 Property and Commercial Law Conference by Clare Wootton, Senior Associate, Simmons Wolfhagen. This session is intended to cover the framework of requirements for a vesting order under Division 5 of Part IXB of the Land Titles Act 1980. In particular it will provide guidance on the importance of preparation and due diligence prior to proceeding with any application, the showstoppers, aspects that can be overlooked and the costs of such applications. It will also briefly touch on alternative options that could be explored. The following will be discussed:
- Requirements
- Establishing your evidence
- Surveys
- Costs
- Show Stoppers
- Time Frames
- CPD Points: 1 [PS] [SL]
- Price: $89.00
- Area: Commercial Law; Planning Law; Property Law
- Delivered: March 2026
Digital Content
- Recording
- PDF of slides
To purchase login below
Description
This session was delivered into the 2026 Property and Commercial Law Conference by Clare Wootton, Senior Associate, Simmons Wolfhagen. This session is intended to cover the framework of requirements for a vesting order under Division 5 of Part IXB of the Land Titles Act 1980. In particular it will provide guidance on the importance of preparation and due diligence prior to proceeding with any application, the showstoppers, aspects that can be overlooked and the costs of such applications. It will also briefly touch on alternative options that could be explored. The following will be discussed:
- Requirements
- Establishing your evidence
- Surveys
- Costs
- Show Stoppers
- Time Frames
Clare Wootton, Senior Associate, Simmons Wolfhagen
About the Presenter:
Clare Wootton is a Senior Associate at Simmons Wolfhagen and is a key member of both the Local Government, Planning & Development team and the Property and Commercial Law team Clare is highly specialised in property matters relating to both individuals and local government. She has a particular interest in historical land investigations, access issues, dedication of land, reserve roads and notations on land titles and providing advice in relation to the issues that arise within these areas. In addition, Clare has extensive expertise in providing advice and assistance to clients with complex property law matters including the implementation of subdivisions, easements and covenants, as well as conveyancing matters, contract preparation and advice.
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