Term used: total value
14AC Term used: total value
The total value of a transaction is —
in the case of a contract for the purchase of a home, the greater of —
the consideration for the transaction; and
the unencumbered value, at the commencement date, of the property the subject of the transaction;
or
in the case of a comprehensive home building contract, the amount calculated by adding —
the consideration for the transaction; and
the value, at the commencement date, of the relevant interest in the land on which the home is to be built;
or
in the case of the building of a home by an owner builder, the amount calculated by adding —
the unencumbered value, at the date the transaction is completed, of the home; and
the value, at the date the transaction is completed, of the relevant interest in the land on which the home is built.
For the purposes of subsections (1)(b)(ii) and (1)(c)(ii) the value of a relevant interest in land is the greater of —
the consideration paid for the interest; and
the unencumbered value of the interest.
[Section 14AC inserted: No. 27 of 2009 s. 10.]
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