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A vendor who bought the property eight years ago is preparing Form 1. Which of the following does the vendor NOT need to disclose?

Correct Answer

C) The price the vendor paid when buying the property eight years ago

Form 1 requires particulars of mortgages, charges and prescribed encumbrances, and other prescribed matters such as planning controls and notices affecting the land. The vendor's own purchase price is not generally required. The exception is where the vendor acquired an interest in the land within 12 months before the contract, when s 7 requires particulars of those acquisition transactions; eight years ago is well outside that window.

Answer Options
A
Mortgages, easements and other encumbrances registered on the title
B
Particulars of the zoning and planning controls that apply to the land
C
The price the vendor paid when buying the property eight years ago
D
Notices or orders from councils or government authorities affecting the land

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Form 1vendor disclosureLand and Business Act 1994
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