Section 57F — If the natural person dies — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 57F — If the natural person dies — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 50BReferences to dutiable property s 51Public rights of way s 52Government bodies s 52AJoint government enterprise—water saving projects s 53Defence service homes s 54Joint tenants and tenants in common s 55Equity release programs s 55AShared equity arrangements s 55BCommonwealth Help to Buy arrangements s 56Transfers of farms to relatives or charities s 57Subsequent transfer not dutiable if duty paid on lease s 57ALand sold initially to financial institution and natural person and then leased to natural person s 57BLand sold initially to financial institution and then re‑sold to natural person s 57CLand sold initially to financial institution and then leased to natural person s 57DLand sold initially to natural person, beneficial interest then transferred to financial institution s 57EChange of financial institution s 57FIf the natural person dies s 57FADealing with fixtures separately from land s 57FBCalculation of duty for aggregated transactions involving fixtures and land s 57FCExemption or concession for new homes in City of Melbourne

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57F

If the natural person dies

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Chapter 2—Transactions concerning dutiable property

Part 5—Exemptions and concessional rates of duty

Division 4—Exemptions and concessions in relation to land

57F If the natural person dies

If, before an arrangement described in section 57A, 57B, 57C or 57D has been completed, the natural person dies, no duty is chargeable under this Chapter in respect of—

(a)

the transfer of any interest held by the natural person under the arrangement to another natural person by virtue of—

(i)

a testamentary gift; or

(ii)

the right of survivorship; or

(iii)

the Administration and Probate Act 1958; or

(b)

the transfer of any interest held by the financial institution under the arrangement to another natural person by virtue of—

(i)

a testamentary gift; or

(ii)

the right of survivorship; or

(iii)

the Administration and Probate Act 1958.

S. 57FA inserted by No. 17/2019 s. 8.

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