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Easement on Title

Understanding the Easement on Title in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Understanding the Title Search in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Requisitions on Title

Understanding Requisitions on Title in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Easement on Title

Understanding Easements on Title in Your Northern Territory Property Contract

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Caveat on Property

Understanding the Caveat on Property in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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#6Australian Capital TerritoryTitle & Due Diligence

Encumbrances

Understanding Encumbrances in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Unconditional Contract

Understanding the Unconditional Contract in the Australian Capital Territory Property Market

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Flood Zone Property

Understanding Flood Zone Property Clauses in your Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Rescission of Contract

Understanding Rescission of Contract in an Australian Capital Territory Property Contract

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Easement on Title

Navigating an Easement on Title in Your New South Wales Property Contract

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Frequent Risk Signals

• Construction Restrictions: You are strictly prohibited from building permanent structures, such as home extensions, garages, or swimming pools, over an easement area without obtaining express written "build-over" approval from the relevant authority.
• Compulsory Demolition: If you or a previous owner built a structure over an easement without approval, the utility provider (like Icon Water or Evoenergy) has the legal right to demolish that structure to access their infrastructure, often without paying any compensation for the damage.
• Access Rights: The buyer's risk includes the fact that authorised workers may enter your property at any time to inspect or repair infrastructure within the easement, which can involve bringing heavy machinery into your backyard with minimal notice.
• Landscaping Limitations: You may be restricted from planting certain types of trees with deep root systems or installing heavy retaining walls that could interfere with underground pipes, potentially forcing a total redesign of your outdoor space.
• Maintenance Liability: In some instances, the property owner is responsible for ensuring the easement remains clear of debris or overgrowth, and failure to do so can result in the ACT Government performing the work and charging the cost back to you.
• Resale Value Impact: A significant easement that cuts through the middle of a block can reduce the "building envelope," making the land less attractive to future developers or families and potentially lowering the property's market value.