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The Registered Agreement to Sale is a crucial document in Australian property transactions, required whenever real property ownership is transferred between parties. This agreement must comply with state-specific legislation and be registered with the relevant land registry office to ensure the transfer is legally recognized under the Torrens Title system. The document includes comprehensive details about the property, parties involved, purchase price, settlement terms, warranties, and all required statutory disclosures. It serves as both a binding contract between parties and an official record of the property transfer. The agreement is particularly important as it provides security of title and becomes part of the public record once registered, protecting the interests of both vendors and purchasers.
