| Speaker | Dan Coombes, Barrister, Victorian Bar |
| Date | 16 Jul 2020 |
| Duration | 01:07:14 |
| Product Code | O20084 |
Substantive Law: 1.0
Hostile Caveats: Commercial Disputes and Family Law
Issues dealing with caveats and their removal under the Transfer of Land Act 1958 (Vic) can land on any practitioner’s desk, regardless of their usual area of expertise. The principles relevant to establishing a ‘caveatable interest’ and removing a caveat can be complicated. Particularly so, when these principles interact with other areas of law in commercial disputes and Family Law .
The focus of this session will be dealing with caveats within the context of commercial disputes and Family Law proceedings. The session will canvas what interests are capable of maintaining a caveat and what options are available to a client in dealing with a hostile caveat.
Presented by: Dan Coombes, Barrister, Victorian Bar
ISBN: 978-1-922410-38-2
What is included:
A video of the presentation in mp4 format
Paper material in pdf format
* This Webcast does not allow WA practitioners to claim CPD points