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# What is the difference between the Plan of Subdivision and the Disclosure Plan for land lots?

## Overview

In Australian masterplanned land estates, these two documents serve distinct functions at different stages of property transactions.

## Key Differences

| Aspect | Plan of Subdivision | Disclosure Plan |
| - | - | - |
| **Purpose** | Legally creates the new lots and roads; allows for title registration | Provides an early outline of the land layout before registration |
| **Status** | Final, officially registered | Preliminary, attached to sales contracts |
| **Legal Binding** | Legally binding for title registration | Not binding but must be materially accurate |
| **Timing** | After registration | During pre-sale of unregistered land |
| **Usage** | Land registration and official boundaries | Conveyancing and buyer disclosure |

## Practical Application (Queensland Example)

The Disclosure Plan is required under the Land Sales Act 1984 when selling unregistered property. Once the sale progresses, the Plan of Subdivision is submitted to the Titles Office to formally establish each lot.

## Summary

The Disclosure Plan functions as a preliminary representation shown to buyers, while the Plan of Subdivision represents the official, registered document that defines the land and enables title creation and settlement.


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