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get the advice is the best bet. EOD you have sold it for x... that's what a contract is for. What falls out of the tree if you walk on your part is just the commercial reality of the situation.

selling in 10 years at todays price...not good! when they lodge the caveat they will lodge the contract of sale with DLI as evidence of their interest indeed many buyers do this as a matter of course when buyign property

24.15 (b) buyer may affirm contract and seek specific performance and seek damages in addition or instead of

I wonder also if they could leave a caveat on your property forever preventing you from selling it? Their equitable interest is clear

you need a lawyer for them to seek specific performance would be $100k in the supreme court, so is unlikely damages - I dunno. would be hard to prove the proeprty has gone up in value? your infamous lender wants to close its loan book I believe. out of interest, could you tell them you...

presumably you are talking about a WA property? read the fine print in the joint form...it's all there. you can't get out of it but will they bother to pursue you throught the courts??