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This was a first home owner grant matter, which was heard by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. A decision was handed down on 2 May 2006 in favour of the Commissioner. The issue was whether the Applicant met the residence requirement

This matter concerned an application for a First Home Owner Grant and whether the applicant had complied with the residency requirements set out in section 12 of the First Home Owner Grant Act 2000.

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The applicant for the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) was a student that had purchased accommodation in a building known as “Uni-Lodge”. The planning overlay for this building required the accommodation to be occupied by a current student. At the

This was a first home owner grant matter which was heard by the Supreme Court. A decision was handed down on 28 June 2006 against the Commissioner. The issue was whether the applicant, being a beneficiary of a deceased estate was entitled to the

This was a first home owner grant matter which was heard by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. A decision was handed down on 1 June 2006 in favour of the Commissioner. The issue was whether the applicant met the residence requirement

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Background The Commissioner reversed his decision to pay a first home owner grant of $7,000 to the applicant on the basis that she had applied for and received an earlier grant with her former husband, which had not been repaid, and was thereby