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  • Profile photo of AlexiaAlexia
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    Hi All,

    I was just wondering on a Contract of Sale where is the section where you put how the proerty is purchased eg – joint tenants or tenants in common?

    All I can see is under the Purchaser Part where you put your name, address etc…on the contract.

    Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question guys.

    Thanks

    Alexia

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    IT depesn on the contact….no real standard contract- but normally for a NSW 2005 COS is on the page where u sign- page 6-7 roughly

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    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    I may be mistaken but I thought it was on the transfer document, it doesn’t matter one iota to the vendor.

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    Which state?

    In WA contract (offer and acceptance) requires breakdown of ownership to be shown at time offer is submitted.

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    in NSW it is on page 1 of the contract and you need to specify on the transfer doc too.

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    Profile photo of AlexiaAlexia
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    Hi All,

    Thank you for your response guys!

    Im from Victoria so what I've been told is that under the Purchase section –  Name part on the contract of Sale you put:

    Mr X & Mr J as tenants in common in equals shares or split ownership. Mr X 60% & Mr J 40%

    If it was just husband and wife then you don't have to put joint tenants afer your names as you will be noted as joint proprietors on the transfer.

    Hopefully this sounds correct!

    Alexia

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