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Sunset clause debate continues in Queensland

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Twenty buyers are taking Cadmium Land to the Supreme Court of Queensland over the alleged misuse of a sunset clause, which allowed the developer to cancel contracts despite near-completion of homes. This case highlights ongoing concerns about developers using sunset clauses to terminate contracts when property values rise, impacting both buyer trust and legal precedents in real estate transactions.

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