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PROPERTY OCCUPATIONS ACT 2014 - SECT 160
Contracts this part applies to
160 Contracts this part applies to
(1) This part applies to a contract, including a contract granting an option
to purchase (a
"relevant contract" )— (a) for the sale of residential property; but
(b)
does not include— (i) a contract formed on a sale by auction; or
(ii) a
contract entered into, by no later than 5p.m. on the second clear business day
after the property was passed in at auction, with a registered bidder for the
auction; or
(iii) a contract (a
"later contract" ) formed because of the exercise of an option granted under
an earlier contract, if the parties to the later contract are the same as the
parties to the earlier contract; or
(iv) a contract if the buyer is a
publicly listed corporation or a subsidiary of a publicly listed corporation;
or
(v) a contract if the buyer is the State or a statutory body; or
(vi) a
contract if the buyer is purchasing at least 3 lots at the same time, whether
or not in the 1 contract.
(2) This part also applies to any other contract
prescribed under a regulation (also a
"relevant contract" ).
(3) In this section—
"formed on a sale by auction" means formed on sale by auction— (a) directly
on the fall of the hammer, by outcry; or
(b) directly at the end of another
similar type of competition for purchase.
Examples— 1 A contract for the
sale of property is formed on a sale by auction when the auctioneer declares
the property sold on the fall of the hammer.
2 A contract for the sale of
property is not formed on a sale by auction when the property is passed in at
auction and a bidder subsequently negotiates and purchases the property.
3 A
contract for the sale of property is not formed on a sale by auction when the
contract arises directly out of a sale by tender process.
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