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  Miscellaneous 2005

Land rich trust rules - impact on property trust managers

Source: National

Published Date: 29 Jul 2005

 

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This paper covers:

  • inter-jurisdictional differences in land rich/unit trust rules: the three models
  • should we differentiate: companies and trusts/public and wholesale trusts/requirements for trusts to be registered?
  • application of land rich rules to managed funds
  • land rich issues when class rights of unit holders are changed: Lam v Kym (Vic 2004)
  • future reform: should we bother pursuing a uniform model?
  • do we need a separate regime for managed funds and qualified investors, particularly given the introduction of NSW vendor duty?
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Land rich entity provisions - impact on property trust fund managers

Author(s): Steven Stevens
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  • Published By: Steven Stevens
  • Published On:29 Jul 2005
  • Took place at:Hilton Hotel, Adelaide

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