- 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. This practical, case-study-driven session examines the anatomy of a Tasmanian farm sale from initial client instructions through to settlement, with a focus on how assumptions form, how risk emerges, and where transactions most often go wrong.
Using a hypothetical Tasmanian farm sale, the session explores the interaction between land, access and title issues, informal occupation and leases, water and irrigation rights, historic land use and forestry interests, plant, equipment, stock and crops, GST considerations, finance requirements, and seasonal constraints.
The emphasis is on effective instruction-taking, identifying deal-critical risks, and understanding how those risks are managed in practice – including through due diligence, timing, and targeted special conditions – to reduce the likelihood of delay, dispute, or failed settlement.
- CPD Points: 1 [PS] [SL]
- Price: $89.00
- Area: Commercial Law; Planning Law; Property Law
- Delivered: March 2026
Digital Content
- Recording
- PDF of slides and case study
To purchase login below
Description
This session was delivered into the 2026 Property and Commercial Law Conference. This practical, case-study-driven session examines the anatomy of a Tasmanian farm sale from initial client instructions through to settlement, with a focus on how assumptions form, how risk emerges, and where transactions most often go wrong.
Using a hypothetical Tasmanian farm sale, the session explores the interaction between land, access and title issues, informal occupation and leases, water and irrigation rights, historic land use and forestry interests, plant, equipment, stock and crops, GST considerations, finance requirements, and seasonal constraints.
The emphasis is on effective instruction-taking, identifying deal-critical risks, and understanding how those risks are managed in practice – including through due diligence, timing, and targeted special conditions – to reduce the likelihood of delay, dispute, or failed settlement.
Dayne Johnson, Partner, HWLE Lawyers
About the Presenter:
Mr Dayne Johnson is recognised in Doyle’s Guide as a Leading Lawyer in both Real Estate and Property, and Corporate Commercial and Business. Dayne is an experienced, commercially focused adviser to businesses and owners, assisting with the negotiation, preparation and review of contracts across the business lifecycle, including supply, licensing and agency agreements, as well as business restructures and succession planning. A Fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia and a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Dayne also advises on corporate governance and Tasmanian property acquisitions, developments and leasing matters.
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