Simone Rees and Luke Buchanan were recently featured on BenchTV, where they shared their insights on section 66G of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW).
In this discussion, Simone and Luke unpack how section 66G operates in practice and when court intervention may be required to resolve disputes between co-owners.
Discussion includes:
- What is a section 66G application and when it may be appropriate
- Circumstances in which the Court will make a Section 66G order
- Who can apply for a Section 66G order
- The impact of survivorship on co-owned property
- Appointing a trustee for sale or partition
- The Court’s powers under Section 66G
- What occurs after an order for sale is made
- When the Court may refuse to make a Section 66G order
- Costs considerations in Section 66G proceedings
This feature provides clear, practical guidance for parties involved in co-ownership disputes, particularly where agreement cannot be reached and a sale or partition of property is required.
Watch the full feature here: https://benchtv.com.au/section-66g-of-the-conveyancing-act-with-luke-buchanan-and-simone-rees