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A Building Purchase Agreement is essential for any transaction involving the sale and purchase of buildings in Australia. This comprehensive legal document is designed to protect both parties' interests in property transactions, ensuring compliance with Australian federal and state-specific property laws. It is typically used when purchasing commercial, industrial, or residential buildings, and includes crucial details such as property description, purchase price, settlement terms, warranties, and conditions precedent. The agreement becomes necessary when parties have agreed on basic terms and need to formalize the transaction, incorporating due diligence findings, building inspections, and any special conditions. It serves as the foundational document for the property transfer process and is typically prepared after initial negotiations but before the exchange of contracts.
