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A Father & Daughter Team
Looking to get in contact straight away?
Contact Christina on 0410 148 624 or send us a message
A Father & Daughter Team
Looking to get in contact straight away?
A Father & Daughter Team
Looking to get in contact straight away?
Contact Christina on 0410 148 624 or send us a message
Who We Are
Welcome to Cece Law where our primary focus is to help those whose properties and/or businesses are affected by requirements for infrastructure projects across Queensland.
We are a father/daughter team who strive to make what can be a stressful and emotional experience less daunting.
Christina Cece, the Principal of the Cece Law has been a solicitor for 11 years developing a wide range of experience in commercial and criminal matters focused mainly on Court action. For the past three years…
Our Services
When a property is earmarked for resumption, there are two processes that a resuming authority can acquire your land:
1. An Early Acquisition Application lodged by the property owner with the resuming authority for it to acquire the property on hardship grounds; or
2. A Notice of Intention to Resume (NIR), issued by the resuming authority as the first step in the formal resumption process.
Early Acquisition Application
We can assist you with preparing and lodging your early acquisition application (application) by:
(a) identifying the best grounds that will increase your chances of securing an approval;
(b) obtaining any necessary third party information required for the application; and
(c) ensuring that only relevant information is included depending on the ground/s used to make the application;
The cost of our preparing the application is not reimbursed by the resuming authority, however once the application is approved…
Formal Resumption
If you are not interested in lodging an early acquisition application and would prefer to wait for formal resumption, that process is commenced with a Notice of Intention to Resume (NIR). After the NIR is issued, the taking is formalised by Notice published in the Government Gazette. From Gazettal you have 3 years within which to make a claim for compensation. If that 3 year period has expired, you can only proceed with the consent of the resuming authority, or the consent of the Court. You must have compelling reasons for not acting within that 3 year time frame.
The steps involved to determine compensation are similar in both the early acquisition application and in a formal resumption…
Early Acquisition Application
We can assist you with preparing and lodging your early acquisition application (application) by:
(a) identifying the best grounds that will increase your chances of securing an approval;
(b) obtaining any necessary third party information required for the application; and
(c) ensuring that only relevant information is included depending on the ground/s used to make the application;
The cost of our preparing the application is not reimbursed by the resuming authority, however once the application is approved…
Formal Resumption
If you are not interested in lodging an early acquisition application and would prefer to wait for formal resumption, that process is commenced with a Notice of Intention to Resume (NIR). After the NIR is issued, the taking is formalised by Notice published in the Government Gazette. From Gazettal you have 3 years within which to make a claim for compensation. If that 3 year period has expired, you can only proceed with the consent of the resuming authority, or the consent of the Court. You must have compelling reasons for not acting within that 3 year time frame
The steps involved to determine compensation are similar in both the application and in a formal resumption…
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Cece Law Pty Ltd ACN: 637 405 915
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Cece Law Pty Ltd ACN: 637 405 915
Liability limited by a scheme approved under professional standards legislation
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