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Please enter the six-digit matter number

You can find the six-digit matter number in our initial email to you (24****)

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Which team member did you receive your initial email from?

Your primary email address

Are the purchaser details as noted on the Contract for Sale?

Yes

No (nomination or correction required)

Please provide details

Do any purchasers currently, or have they previously owned property in Tasmania?

Yes

Previous property address

Please list at least one (1) property address for each purchaser, if they currently or have previously owned a Tasmanian property

Do any purchasers currently, or have they previously owned property in another State or Country?

Yes

Previous property address

Please list at least one (1) property address for each purchaser, if they currently or have previously owned a property

Are you eligible for the first home buyer duty exemption?

Yes

Unsure

** CLICK HERE for information about the duty exemption **

Have there been any changes to your contact details since we last acted for you?

Yes

Please provide details

Trust details

Are you purchasing the property as trustee/s for a trust or super fund?

Yes

Trust or superfund name

Trust or super fund ABN

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Have you already provided us with a copy of your trust or superannuation deed together with any amendments?

Yes

Please upload a copy of your trust or superannuation deed together with any amendments

Alternatively, please email copies of the forms direct to the person acting for you

Property use

If 'other' please provide further details

Estimated move in date

Funding

Will you be taking out a mortgage or loan to complete the purchase of the property?

Yes

If 'other', note details below

Name of banker or broker

Banker or broker's phone number

Banker or broker's email address

Have you or will you authorise your lender to debit any shortfall required to settle from a nominated bank account? (recommended)

Yes

Unsure

Are you relying on funds from the sale of a property to complete this purchase?

Yes

Address of property being sold

Does (or will) Sproal act for you regarding your sale?

Yes

If no, please provide details of the solicitor or conveyancer assisting you with your sale

What date is your sale due to settle? (if known)

Tenancy type

Would you like to hold the property as joint tenants or tenants in common?

Joint tenants

Tenants in common in equal shares

Tenants in common in unequal share (please specify)

Combination (must be more than three purchasers)

Not applicable - there is only one purchaser

Not applicable - we are purchasing as trustees for a trust

Tick here to indicate that you have read the general information regarding joint tenants or tenants in common

We confirm that we have read and understood the below information

When land is transferred to more than one party, they can be registered on the title either as joint tenants or as tenants in common.
If you choose to be registered as joint tenants, then upon the death of one joint tenant, the survivor/s must register the death on the title (a Section 100 Application). Upon registration of the Section 100 Application, the ownership of the land vests in the name of the surviving joint tenant/s. Even though the deceased person’s share in the property passes to the survivor/s by operation of law, you should still seek advice about the wording of your will because it should make some provision in case both or all joint tenants die simultaneously.
By being registered as joint tenants, each joint tenant owns an equal share of the whole of the property. Many spouses register as joint tenants because, in the event of their death, they want their interest in the property to automatically vest in the surviving spouse’s name.
If you choose to register as tenants in common, then upon the death of a tenant in common, the deceased’s executor as named in their will applies to the court for probate of the will. The executor then lodges a Section 99 Application with the Land Titles Office that allows the executor to deal with the property in accordance with the terms of the will. The deceased’s share in the property can then be transferred to their intended beneficiary (a transfer by assent).
Business partners would usually register as tenants in common so that their share in the property would be dealt with in accordance with the terms of their will. Sometimes, spouses with children from a previous relationship may also hold as tenants in common to allow their children to receive the benefit of their parent’s interest in the property in accordance with the terms of their will.
Tenants in common can also hold the property in unequal shares, which is often determined by the amount of capital being contributed by each person.
If you do not fully understand the effect of your selected option, please get in touch with us before settlement.

Please state the share each owner is to have below

Please provide details here

** CLICK HERE to view an infographic: owning property as joint tenants or tenants in common **

Third party authorisation

Do you authorise us to discuss your purchase with any other person?

An authorised contact is likely to be a family member, a partner, a legal representative (eg power of attorney or guardian), or long-term carer.

Yes

Authorised contact details

Full name	Email address	Phone number	Relationship to you

Comments/notes

Please provide us with any important information relevant to your purchase matter (for example, if you will be uncontactable for a period of time)

Acceptance

I/We confirm that I/we instruct Sproal to act on our behalf regarding this matter

I/We accept the terms of the costs agreement as sent to me/us by Sproal & Associates Pty Ltd (do not tick if you have not received a costs agreement)

I/We confirm that the information provided on this form is accurate, correct, and complete.

I/We confirm that I/we have read the initial letter and ‘Important Information’ sent to me/us.

I/We appoint Sproal as my/our agent for the purpose of obtaining searches and paying all Government fees relating to this transaction.

Privacy

I/We acknowledge that information relating to me/us that is required to complete or process the conveyancing transaction, including my/our personal information, may be collected, stored and used by, and disclosed to, stored and used by:
(a) the State Revenue Office;
(b) the Land Titles Office;
(c) TasWater;
(d) Sproal & Associates Pty Ltd or their successor or assigns;
(e) the other party's representative; and
(f) third parties (who may be located overseas), involved in the completion or processing of the conveyancing transaction for the purpose of completing and processing the conveyancing transaction or as required by law, including for the purpose of a compliance examination.

I/We consent to the collection, disclosure, storage and use of information relating to me/us as acknowledged above.

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