Deed. Any State. (Well, almost ... You can use this one in NSW, Vic., SA, WA, NT and ACT. For QLD see XXX for Tas. see XXX). This is a formal deed (contract under seal). This is a generic format between two parties ("Party A" and "Party B") and either party can be a person, a sole trader, a partnership or a company or an assigned authority for a company under an Instrument of Delegation.
This simple deed is used for a one party to release a second party from the possibility of further action in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment in the State of Tasmania. This is the "person to person" version. (L-87620)
This simple deed is used for a one party to release a second party from the possibility of further action in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment in the State of Queensland. This is the "generic" version useful for a person, a partnership, a company, or under Instrument of Delegation. (L-50192)
This simple deed is used for a one party to release a second party from the possibility of further action in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment in the State of Queensland. This is the "person to person" version. (L-40057)
This deed of release releases one party from the possibility of further action by a second party in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment. (L-16163)
This deed of release in the State of WA releases one party from the possibility of further action by a second party in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment. (L-24125)
This simple deed is used for a one party to release a second party from the possibility of further action in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment in the State / Territory of NSW, Victoria, SA, WA, ACT, and NT. This is the "person to person" (P2P) version. (L-48946)
This simple deed is used for a one party to release a second party from the possibility of further action in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment in the State of Tasmania. This is the "generic" version useful for a person, a partnership, a company, or under Instrument of Delegation. (L-16008)
This deed of release in the State of Victoria releases one party from the possibility of further action by a second party in relation to a possible claim for compensation in return for a lump sum payment. (L-71617)
This deed is used for a simple transfer of ownership of itemised object(s) as gratuitous gift(s) in the States of New South Wale, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. A gratuitous gift is a transfer of money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version, the offer by the giver and transfer of ownership is immediate upon execution of the instrument, as is the acceptance and acknowledgement by the receiver.
