Deed (Contract under seal) Other Formats

This deed is used for the sale of itemised object(s) of sale in the State of Tasmania. In this version the transfer of ownership is at some date in the future. It includes a release form to be signed by the purchaser upon receipt of the object(s), thereby completing the deal. This is a "private sale" ("person to person"). The vendor states that GST does not apply but if it does (s)he will take care of all responsibilities and benefits related to the sale with the ATO.

A more detailed "deed" or "contract under seal" used for a sale by the Seller of itemised object(s) of sale in return for money from the Buyer in the Australian Capital Territory.

Lodgement under seal. A legal document accompanying the Tender often used to guarantee products, services and/or prices on offer in the accompanying Tender. This is a simple example, just guaranteeing the price; two Options, with or without a Capital Works Programme. This is the only place the price of the offer is mentioned in the tender document, allowing it to be removed from the front to allow the rest of the tender to be processed by players at the lodgement office assessing the value of the tender who do not need to know the final price.

A more detailed "deed" or "contract under seal" used for a sale by the Seller of itemised object(s) of sale in return for money from the Buyer in the State of Victoria.

This deed is used for a simple sale of and transfer of ownership of itemised object(s) in the State of Queensland. In this version, the offer by the vendor and transfer of ownership is immediate upon execution of the instrument, as is the acceptance and acknowledgement and payment by the purchaser. This all happens within the deed, removing the need for a separate release form. This is a "private sale" ("person to person"). The vendor states that GST does not apply but if it does (s)he will take care of all responsibilities and benefits related to the sale with the ATO.

An agreement (deed) between a club (the 'principal') and a promoter (the 'promoter') in New South Wales that creates a commission-only, non-agency, non-employment, promotional agreement for a given period .The promoter distributes leaflets that introduces others to the value of membership of the Club and offering a special deal. The special deal gives rise to a discounted first year Membership Fee which can only be obtained by quoting the promoter's unique identifier. Unique Promoter Identifier (UPI). Special Membership Fee (SMF). Special Introduction Fee (SIF).

This is a formal deed (contract under seal). This is a generic format between two parties - "Party A" who can be an association, a co-operative or a company limited by guarantee or an assigned authority for a company under an Instrument of Delegation and "Party B" who is a person who is mentally ill but who can read and write. In this example Party B signs but is looked after by his/her protective commissioner who also acts as witness. Australian legal agreement (any State).