Template Deed of Release
This template is prepared based on information you submit after you have purchased it.
What is a Deed of Release?
A deed of release is used to document a settlement reached between two (or more) parties to a dispute.
The preparation of a deed involves a fair amount of law, can be technical and much has been written on the topic by lawyers and judges.
This template deed of settlement and release aims to take away some of the pain that goes into trying to document a settlement.
Steps to Prepare the Deed of Release
- Buy the template deed of release;
- You will be redirected to the form page (and also be given user access for 7 days);
- Complete the form; and
- The following will be sent to you:
- a pdf template of a deed of release that is generated using a precedent and on the basis of information the submitted by you via the form; and
- a short checklist
- Use the pdf as a guide to prepare your own deed of release.
Jurisdiction - a Deed of Settlement for NSW
Our templates are generally designed for use by persons involved in disputes (or Court Proceedings) in New South Wales (NSW) who want to try and document a settlement.
How to Use the Deed of Release
Use this template to try and resolve a dispute (or court proceeding) that requires the payment of a single settlement sum (and release of rights). This template:
- Accomodates up to 3 paying parties;
- Accomodates up to 2 receiving parties; and
- Permits allocation of the settlement sum.
Do NOT use this document to try and effect a transfer of real or other property.
Additional legal help
If you want any additional legal help, then please note that is an additional and paid service.
Disclaimer
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