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An updated profile of Despina Priala, the prinicpal of Priala Legal with over 28 years experience as a lawyer. This profile highlights Despina's eductaion, achievements, memeberships and more.
Priala Legals 2023 Off The Plan informtaion for interested Buyers. Buying a property ‘Off The Plan’ affords buyers the advantage of early, competitive pricing and first choice of the products available. However, there are some risks associated with this type of purchase, which present lawyers with unique contractual challenges that must be managed to ensure that their clients’ rights and interests are protected. An experienced lawyer is needed to guide you through some of the pitfalls. Priala Legal has 25+ years of experience working for both buyers and developers.
As from 11 October 2021 there is a new Public Health Order in NSW that affects everyone. It provides for new laws concerning access to all public areas throughout NSW for any person, including access to a person's place of residence. This Public Health Order segregates fully vaccinated and unvaccinated adults from being able to access public areas. Everyone in NSW should read this article to understand their obligations and why they may be refused access to public areas as of 11 October 2021.
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Priala Legal is a boutique law firm that provides "top end of town expertise" gained by Despina Priala during her extensive legal career, in a highly personalised and accessible form to a select group of clients.
Buying off the plan has become quite popular in recent years, both for investors and owner occupiers. There are advantages both for the developer and the purchaser. From a purchaser's point of view a property can be purchased early in the development with the purchase price locked in for when settlement is to occur (which sometimes can be up to 2 or 3 years from when a contract is signed).
Pursuant to the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 (Cth) "foreign persons" are required to obtain approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board when wanting to acquire real estate in Australia.
Whether you are a small child care operator or a large corporation, buying a child care centre requires the right legal expertise. In today's market there are unique opportunities for those who may be interested in increasing their current portfolio with the purchase of viable or potentially viable child care centres.
