Property Law prompts for Australian lawyers
These prompts are designed for AU property and conveyancing lawyers handling residential and commercial matters. Each prompt is structured to produce useful output when used with Quillio. Copy any prompt directly, replace the placeholders with your matter facts, and run it.
This is a curated library of 25 AI prompts for Australian property and conveyancing lawyers. Each prompt is grounded in state-specific conveyancing legislation and current AU practice. Coverage includes Victorian Section 32 vendor statements, Queensland REIQ contracts, NSW vendor disclosure, and pre-settlement preparation across all jurisdictions.
Vendor disclosure prompts (3)
Review a Victorian Section 32
Review this Section 32 vendor statement. Identify any missing required disclosures under the Sale of Land Act 1962 (VIC). Flag any problematic items (caveats, planning restrictions, owners corporation issues). Produce a purchaser advice memo.
Review a NSW vendor disclosure
Review the NSW vendor disclosure documents under section 52A of the Conveyancing Act 1919. Identify any missing or inadequate disclosures and flag risk areas for the purchaser.
Review a QLD seller disclosure
Review the seller disclosure documents for a Queensland residential purchase. Identify any incomplete or problematic items under the Property Law Act 1974 (QLD) and the REIQ contract requirements.
Contract review prompts (3)
Review a NSW contract for sale of land
Review this NSW contract for sale of land for a [purchaser/vendor]. Identify any non-standard special conditions, flag risk areas, and produce a structured advice memo for the client.
Review a REIQ standard contract
Review this REIQ standard contract for a [residential/commercial] property in Queensland. Identify any non-standard provisions, missing disclosures, and risk areas for the purchaser.
Review a commercial lease
Review this commercial lease for the [tenant/landlord]. Cover key terms (rent, term, options, outgoings, make-good), identify unusual provisions, and flag clauses that may require negotiation.
Contract drafting prompts (3)
Draft proposed contract amendments
Draft proposed amendments to this contract for sale of land. Issues: [list]. Provide the amendments in tracked-change format ready to send to the vendor's solicitor.
Draft a Section 27 statement
Draft a Section 27 statement under the Sale of Land Act 1962 (VIC) to release the deposit before settlement. Cover the required statutory information and the parties.
Draft a notice to complete
Draft a notice to complete under the [NSW/VIC/QLD] standard contract. Counterparty: [details]. Date for completion: [date]. Include the consequences of failure to comply.
Settlement prompts (3)
Calculate settlement adjustments
Calculate the settlement adjustments for [property]. Settlement date: [date]. Inputs: council rates, water rates, strata levies, land tax, and any other apportionable items. Produce a settlement statement.
Draft a pre-settlement checklist
Draft a pre-settlement checklist for a [residential/commercial] purchase in [jurisdiction]. Include all standard pre-settlement steps and any matter-specific items.
Draft a settlement statement
Draft a settlement statement for [property]. Purchase price: [amount]. Adjustments: [details]. Include the deposit, mortgage discharge, and net amount payable at settlement.
Body corporate prompts (2)
Review body corporate records
Review these body corporate / strata records and identify any concerns: special levies, dispute history, by-law issues, planned major works, and adequacy of sinking fund.
Draft body corporate disclosure advice
Draft a memo to the purchaser on the body corporate disclosure for [property]. Cover sinking fund, current levies, special levies, by-laws, and any pending litigation.
Letters of advice prompts (2)
Draft a letter of advice on cooling off
Draft a letter of advice to the purchaser on cooling off rights under the [NSW/VIC/QLD] contract. Cover the cooling-off period, how to exercise rescission, and the consequences.
Draft a contract review advice memo
Draft a structured advice memo for the purchaser based on the contract review. Cover the property, key contract terms, vendor disclosure findings, and recommended action.
Workflows prompts (4)
Draft a notice of sale
Draft a Notice of Sale of Land form for the [NSW] local council. Include the purchaser details, the property details, and the settlement date.
Draft a transfer document
Draft a transfer document for a [NSW/VIC/QLD] residential property. Include the parties, the consideration, the property details, and the standard transfer wording.
Draft a discharge of mortgage authority
Draft a discharge of mortgage authority for the [vendor's/purchaser's] outgoing mortgage. Include the lender details, the loan account, and the discharge instructions.
Draft a rescission notice
Draft a rescission notice for a [purchaser/vendor]. Grounds: [details]. Include the contractual basis for rescission and the relief sought.
Research prompts (3)
Research a state-specific conveyancing requirement
Research the current [state] requirements for [conveyancing topic]. Provide leading authority, statutory provisions, and the practical effect.
Research stamp duty concessions
Research the stamp duty concessions or exemptions available in [state] for [purchaser type — first home buyer, off-the-plan, etc.]. Provide eligibility criteria and the application process.
Research a planning restriction
Research the planning restrictions affecting [property]. Cover zoning, planning overlays, and any heritage considerations. Identify the practical implications for the purchaser.
Drafting prompts (2)
Draft an off-the-plan purchase advice
Draft an advice memo for a purchaser of an off-the-plan apartment. Cover the additional disclosure requirements, sunset clause risks, and any deposit protection provisions.
Draft a private sale agreement
Draft a private sale contract between vendor and purchaser for [property]. Include all standard terms and any state-specific required disclosures.
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