Your conveyancing is done by Land Law, an independent law firm, and is included in your Celby fee. Celby collects this information so Land Law can prepare your Sale & Purchase Agreement – Celby doesn't draft legal documents. The questionnaire covers things like chattelsItems that stay with the property when sold — carpets, blinds, fixed appliances, etc. and anything buyers may need to know.
Your legal questionnaire, simplified
How conveyancing by Land Law works from start to finish, and what each part of the questionnaire is for.
Covered in this video
Questionnaire
Complete each section below, then submit it to Land Law. Land Law uses your answers to work out what must be disclosed to buyers.
If you're unsure, answer Yes and Land Law will check.
Tell us who owns the property, exactly as shown on the title. Land Law uses this to set out the parties in your Sale & Purchase Agreement.
Your lender and settlement preferences help Land Law plan the timeframes and repay any mortgage at settlement.
Chattels are items that stay with the property. Tap each item to mark whether it's included in the sale.
Tell Land Law about any work done on the property while you've owned it. If you're unsure, answer Yes and Land Law will check.
Damage, claims and land issues may need to be disclosed to buyers. If you're unsure, answer Yes and Land Law will check.
Notices and title interests can affect what buyers need to know. If you're unsure, answer Yes and Land Law will check.
Who lives at the property affects settlement and vacant possession.
If you need any conditions (e.g. settlement subject to finding a new home) or anything unusual about the sale, describe it here. Land Law will review it with you.
Anything else about the property or your sale.
Ready to submit?
Land Law will review your answers and prepare your Sale & Purchase Agreement. Your answers will be locked once submitted.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to the questions sellers ask most at this stage.