Section 32 review by email
A structured first read of every Section 32
Conveyancer AI reviews a Victorian Section 32 vendor statement and emails back a formal PDF review: an executive summary, a disclosure-completeness result for each category, and the risks and cautions it flags — grounded in a versioned legislative reference corpus.
It is a review aid for conveyancing firms, not a replacement for the professional judgement of a conveyancer or solicitor.
At a glance
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Send it by email
Email the Section 32 document to the service's receiving address. The service acknowledges receipt, reviews the document, and replies by email with the review attached as a PDF.
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Checked category by category
Each disclosure category in sections 32A to 32I of the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic) is assessed against its own reference-corpus section, and the completeness result is reported for every category.
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Risks flagged for attention
Missing, out-of-date or under-described disclosures and other risks or cautions are flagged as distinct items, each verified before the review is delivered.
Who it is for
The service is built for conveyancers and their teams who want a consistent, documented first pass over a Section 32 before they make their own decisions. It reports facts and flagged items; it does not give legal advice, and it will not tell a reader what to do.
Because it states the version and as-at date of the reference corpus it was grounded in, the review can be kept with the file as a record of what was checked and when.
Read next
- How the email flow works — from receiving address to the emailed PDF review.
- What the review contains — the executive summary, completeness results, flagged risks and reference corpus.
- Trust and FAQ — privacy, security and the limits of what the service claims.