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Property: The land sales act: Beware of instalment contracts

Marcus R. Andrews, Amelia Cooper

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Recently, Land and Property Information (LPI) listed the Land Sales Act 1964 (the Act) on its agenda for repeal, claiming that instalment contracts are so rarely used that the Act represents a regu...

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Recently, Land and Property Information (LPI) listed the Land Sales Act 1964 (the Act) on its agenda for repeal, claiming that instalment contracts are so rarely used that the Act represents a regu...

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Recently, Land and Property Information (LPI) listed the Land Sales Act 1964 (the Act) on its agenda for repeal, claiming that instalment contracts are so rarely used that the Act represents a regu...

Key concepts: Repeal, Property (philosophy), Business, Real property, Land law, Finance, Law and economics, Economics

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