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Home 5 Featured 5 Why buying or selling a ‘leaker’ is tricky, even for lawyers

Why buying or selling a ‘leaker’ is tricky, even for lawyers

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March 3, 2025
Michael Andrew
Property law experts have issued a stark warning to those seeking to engage in complex leaky build transactions. Not only can these deals be risky for the vendor and purchaser, but their lawyers could be at risk as well.

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