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What can be done when an SMSF trust deed contains a mistake or typo?

From Townsends Business & Corporate Lawyers

We often get asked by our clients, what can be done when their SMSF Trust Deed contains a mistake or typo. Formalities are necessary and a deed of rectification may

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17 Jul 2017
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A gift with a catch

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You’ve inherited a property, but is the inherited property liable to repay the remaining mortgage debt? Your debts don’t die with you. They survive you and have to be paid

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07 Jul 2017
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Court refuses will for dementia sufferer

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In the recent case of R v J [2017], the Western Australian Supreme Court rejected an application to make a will for a woman who no longer had capacity to

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25 May 2017
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