Real Estate Disputes
Buying or selling a commercial or residential property is one of the most stressful and significant decision most people will undertake regardless of whether it is a unit, townhouse, family residence or vacation home.
Real Estate Disputes are usually:
- Between the buyer and seller; or
- Between a party and a real estate agent or auctioneer.
For ownership and government disputes see Property Disputes and for construction issues see Construction Disputes.
If you have a dispute in relation to the purchase or sale of a property, contact Gibbs Wright Lawyers today.
Types of Property Dispute
The following examples are just some of the many types of disputes that arise in regards to property:
- Breach of contract;
- Deceitful conduct of one of the parties;
- Breach of fiduciary duty;
- Breach of acting in good faith;
- Exceeding granted authority;
- Misleading or deceptive conduct;
- An allegation of negligence on the part of one of the parties.