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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $330.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $330.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $330.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $330.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $330.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $330.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $330.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $330.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $330.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $330.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $510.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $510.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $260.00 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $260.00 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $630 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $630 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
2.2.1 Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
2.2.2 Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s):
Remains personally liable for the performance of all of the Purchasers' obligations under this Contract; and
Indemnify the Vendor against all claims, demands, interest or penalties arising from the nomination.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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2.1 If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
2.2 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
2.3 If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
2.4 The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
2.5 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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Should a nomination of an additional or substitute purchaser be required, a fee is payable to the Vendor’s solicitor of $360 towards legal costs.
Please let us know if you are looking to nominate someone else after signing the contract.
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Nomination
If a Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser under General Condition 4, they may do so no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date, provided that signed nomination documents (if applicable) are provided to the Vendor's Conveyancers no later than 10 business days before the Settlement Date.
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, the Purchaser and any Guarantor(s)
If the Purchaser nominates a substitute or additional purchaser, and that purchaser is a company which is not listed on a recognised Australian Stock Exchange, then the Vendor may require that at least two directors of the nominated company (or if the nominated company be sole director company, then the sole director) must execute the Guarantee at the time of the nomination.
The nominee shall pay the vendor’s conveyancer at settlement a fee of $360 to review and advise the vendor on any nomination application.
This Special Condition modifies General Condition 4.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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Finance
5.1 If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating 5.1.1 That the lender has refused finance approval to the Purchaser; and 5.1.2 That the Purchaser provided all documentation reasonably requested by the lender to assess the finance application. 5.2 In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. 5.3 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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5.1 If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating 5.1.1 That the lender has refused finance approval to the Purchaser; and 5.1.2 That the Purchaser provided all documentation reasonably requested by the lender to assess the finance application. 5.2 In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. 5.3 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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Finance
If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating That the lender has refused finance approval to the Purchaser; and That the Purchaser provided all documentation reasonably requested by the lender to assess the finance application. In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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Finance
If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating That the lender has refused finance approval to the Purchaser; and That the Purchaser provided all documentation reasonably requested by the lender to assess the finance application. In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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Finance
5.1 If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating 5.2 In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. 5.3 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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Finance
If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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5.1 If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating 5.2 In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. 5.3 This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Contract also stipulates that in the event that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval it is required to provide a letter of decline from the lender. If the Purchaser fails to do so the Contract will be considered unconditional.
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If this Contract is subject to loan approval and the Purchaser attempts to end the Contract on the basis that the Purchaser is unable to obtain finance approval by the approval date, the Purchaser must provide to the Vendor a letter from the nominated lender indicating In the event that the Purchaser fails to provide such letter as detailed in special condition 5.1, the Purchaser shall be deemed to have obtained approval of finance and this Contract shall be deemed to be unconditional in respect of finance. This Special Condition modifies General Condition 20.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: 7.1.4.1 Title to the Property or goods;
7.1.4.2 The terms of any documents relating to any encumbrances affecting the Property; 7.1.4.3 The boundaries or area of the Property; 7.1.4.4 The suitability of the Property for any purpose or use; 7.1.4.5 The zoning of the property; 7.1.4.6 The existence of any easement affecting the property; 7.1.4.7 The services and utilities to the Property; 7.1.4.8 Whether improvements on the land comply with any relevant statutes, regulations, and local laws; 7.1.4.9 Any financial return or income to be derived from the Property; and 7.1.4.10 The applicability of any environmental liability to the Property. 7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: 7.1.4.1 Title to the Property or goods;
7.1.4.2 The terms of any documents relating to any encumbrances affecting the Property; 7.1.4.3 The boundaries or area of the Property; 7.1.4.4 The suitability of the Property for any purpose or use; 7.1.4.5 The zoning of the property; 7.1.4.6 The existence of any easement affecting the property; 7.1.4.7 The services and utilities to the Property; 7.1.4.8 Whether improvements on the land comply with any relevant statutes, regulations, and local laws; 7.1.4.9 Any financial return or income to be derived from the Property; and 7.1.4.10 The applicability of any environmental liability to the Property. 7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: Title to the Property or goods;
The terms of any documents relating to any encumbrances affecting the Property; The boundaries or area of the Property; The suitability of the Property for any purpose or use; The zoning of the property; The existence of any easement affecting the property; The services and utilities to the Property; Whether improvements on the land comply with any relevant statutes, regulations, and local laws; Any financial return or income to be derived from the Property; and The applicability of any environmental liability to the Property. The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: Title to the Property or goods;
The terms of any documents relating to any encumbrances affecting the Property; The boundaries or area of the Property; The suitability of the Property for any purpose or use; The zoning of the property; The existence of any easement affecting the property; The services and utilities to the Property; Whether improvements on the land comply with any relevant statutes, regulations, and local laws; Any financial return or income to be derived from the Property; and The applicability of any environmental liability to the Property. The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning
7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning
7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and
received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and
The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning:
The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: 7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.1.1 relied entirely on enquiries, investigations, examinations and inspection of the Property made by or on behalf of the Purchaser including without limitation the land, improvements, planning restrictions, building regulations and the suitability of the Property for any purpose or any business to be carried on there; and 7.1.2 received no information, representation or warranty from the vendor, the Vendor's estate agent or the Vendor's Conveyancer supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that the Purchaser would rely on it; and 7.1.3 The Purchaser has not in fact relied on any such information, representation or warranty.
7.1.4 Has not relied on any representations or warranties about the subject matter of this Contract, including any information, representation or warranty concerning: 7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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7.1 The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
7.2 The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
7.3 Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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Purchaser’s Representations and Warranties
The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection and that the land is suitable for the purchaser's intended use. The Vendor has not made any representation or warranty regarding the property's fitness or compliance with building regulations.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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The Purchaser represents and warrants that in entering this Contract the Purchaser has:
The Purchaser agrees that this Contract constitutes the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous arrangements, representations, promises, agreements, undertakings, negotiations and understandings in relation to the sale and purchase. Any promise, condition, representation, information or warranty relating to or leading up to this transaction which has been provided or made by, or on behalf or, the Vendor which is not set out or expressly referred to in this Contract is negative and withdrawn.
Purchaser must engage a legal practitioner or Conveyancer to conduct all the legal aspects of settlement.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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Condition of Property
9.1 The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
9.2 The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
9.3 The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
9.4 The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
9.5 The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
9.6 The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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9.1 The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
9.2 The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
9.3 The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
9.4 The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
9.5 The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
9.6 The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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Condition of Property
The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
The property is sold despite all easements, covenants, leases, encumbrances, and other rights, and the purchaser acknowledges the location of all buildings and cannot make any claims.
Please ensure that you have satisfied with yourself with the condition of the Property. We have made our comments in relation to the any restrictions, covenants, overlays etc. found in the documents available with the contract below in this document.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that it has purchased the Property as a result of the Purchaser's own inspections and enquiries concerning the Property and save as is otherwise expressly provided acknowledges that he she or they are purchasing the property in its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects,
infestation, contaminant or asbestos and that the Vendor is under no liability or obligation to the Purchaser to carry out any repairs, renovations, alterations or improvements to the property sold.
The Vendor sells the Property with all fencing as it presently exists irrespective of whether fencing is on its correct boundary or whether there may be encroachments by or upon the Property. The Vendor will not be liable for any claim or compensation in respect of the need to erect new fencing on correct boundaries or to dismantle existing fencing.
The Purchaser acknowledges that if there is a swimming pool or spa on the Property which is or may be required to be fenced by building and/or council regulations, the Purchaser must comply, at the Purchaser's cost and expense, with the building and/or council regulations. The Purchaser indemnifies and keeps indemnified the Vendor on or after the Day of Sale in respect of all orders or requirements under the building regulations.
The Purchaser acknowledges that, if the Vendor has not complied with the building regulations regarding the installation of self-contained smoke alarms, the Purchaser must do so at the Purchaser's costs and expense.
The Purchaser buys the Property in its current situation, regardless of whether there are building permits which have not received a final inspection, or whether there are building works in the past eight years for which the Vendor is not in possession of builders’ warranty insurance.
The Purchaser buys the Property subject to any easements, reservations or like encumbrances affecting the Property and will not Object with respect thereto whatever.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $550 incl GST together with an amount of $880.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $165.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $550.00 (inclusive of GST) and $880.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $165.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $550 incl GST together with an amount of $880.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $165.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $550.00 (inclusive of GST) and $880.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $165.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $550 incl GST together with an amount of $880.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $165.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $550.00 (inclusive of GST) and $880.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $165.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $550 incl GST together with an amount of $880.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $165.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $550.00 (inclusive of GST) and $880.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $165.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $450 incl GST together with an amount of $640.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $110.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $450.00 (inclusive of GST) and $640.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $110.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $450 incl GST together with an amount of $640.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $110.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $450.00 (inclusive of GST) and $640.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $110.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $450 incl GST together with an amount of $640.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $110.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $450.00 (inclusive of GST) and $640.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $110.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $450 incl GST together with an amount of $640.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $110.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $450.00 (inclusive of GST) and $640.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $110.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $840 incl GST together with an amount of $410.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $390.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $840.00 (inclusive of GST) and $410.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $390.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $840 incl GST together with an amount of $410.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $390.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $840.00 (inclusive of GST) and $410.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $390.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $840 incl GST together with an amount of $410.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $390.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $840.00 (inclusive of GST) and $410.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $390.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $840 incl GST together with an amount of $410.00 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $390.00 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $840.00 (inclusive of GST) and $410.00 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $390.00 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $370 incl GST together with an amount of $310 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $130 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $370 (inclusive of GST) and $310 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $130 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $370 incl GST together with an amount of $310 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $130 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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12.1 The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
12.1.1 All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
12.1.2 Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
12.1.3 Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
12.1.4 Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
12.1.5 The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $370 (inclusive of GST) and $310 for the costs of each default notice issued.
12.1.6 Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
12.1.7 Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $130 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
12.1.8 If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
12.1.9 Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $370 incl GST together with an amount of $310 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $130 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Default by Purchaser
The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $370 (inclusive of GST) and $310 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $130 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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Should the Purchaser breach the Contract, they will be required to pay any costs incurred by the Vendor due to the default including bridging finance costs, mortgage costs, accommodation expenses, penalties incurred to a third party and any other costs incurred to the purchaser’s default. Further, an amount of $370 incl GST together with an amount of $310 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs in the event they have to issue a default notice. Additionally, the Vendor wants you to pay the additional cost of $130 for rebooking fees.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The Vendor gives notice to the Purchaser that in the event of that the Purchaser fails to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties, or the Purchaser breaches any warranty in this contract then the Purchaser will pay to the Vendor the following expenses and losses which the Purchaser agrees are reasonably foreseeable at the date of the contract:-
All costs incurred by the Vendor associated with obtaining bridging finance to complete the Vendor’s purchase of other property and interest charged on such bridging finance.
Interest payable by the Vendor under any existing Mortgage over the property calculated from the due date.
Accommodation expenses necessarily incurred by the Vendor.
Additional costs and expenses between the Vendor and the Vendor’s representative.
The Vendor’s reasonable costs of each and every default in the sum of $370 (inclusive of GST) and $310 for the costs of each default notice issued.
Any costs, expenses and penalties incurred by the Vendor to a third party through any delay in completion of the Vendor’s purchase.
Rebooking fee and settlement fee payable to the Vendor’s representative in the sum of $130 (including GST) plus any fees levied by the Vendor’s mortgagee and third parties.
If settlement is due to take place before 31 December in any given year but is delayed through no breach by the vendor, the Purchaser agrees to pay any land tax applicable to the Property for the year in which settlement actually takes place, in full and without deduction.
Any conveyancing fees or legal fees and disbursements attributed to any failure to complete the purchase of the property on the due date specified in the Contract of Sale or any such date as may be mutually agreed to by the parties or breach of any warranty in this contract on a full indemnity basis.
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The Vendor is not willing to allow any funds to be withheld from the deposit in the event that you raise any issues at the pre-settlement inspection.
We recommend for this special condition to be removed.
The remaining special conditions are standard and not onerous on you as Purchasers.
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Amendment and Deletion of General Conditions
(a) General conditions 31.4 to 31.6 inclusive are not applicable to this contract.
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The Vendor is not willing to allow any funds to be withheld from the deposit in the event that you raise any issues at the pre-settlement inspection.
We recommend for this special condition to be removed.
The remaining special conditions are standard and not onerous on you as Purchasers.
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(a) General conditions 31.4 to 31.6 inclusive are not applicable to this contract.
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The Vendor is not willing to allow any funds to be withheld from the deposit in the event that you raise any issues at the pre-settlement inspection.
We recommend for this special condition to be removed.
The remaining special conditions are standard and not onerous on you as Purchasers.
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Amendment and Deletion of General Conditions
General conditions 31.4 to 31.6 inclusive are not applicable to this contract.
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The Vendor is not willing to allow any funds to be withheld from the deposit in the event that you raise any issues at the pre-settlement inspection.
We recommend for this special condition to be removed.
The remaining special conditions are standard and not onerous on you as Purchasers.
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General conditions 31.4 to 31.6 inclusive are not applicable to this contract.
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The Vendor is not willing to allow any funds to be withheld from the deposit in the event that you raise any issues at the pre-settlement inspection.
We recommend for this special condition to be removed.
The remaining special conditions are standard and not onerous on you as Purchasers.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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Purchaser Acknowledgment
1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
a) With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
b) Subject to all defects latent and patent; c) Subject to any infestations and dilapidation; d) Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
e) Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land. f) Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and g) Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
a) With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
b) Subject to all defects latent and patent; c) Subject to any infestations and dilapidation; d) Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
e) Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land. f) Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and g) Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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Purchaser Acknowledgment
1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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Purchaser Acknowledgment
1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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1.1. The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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Purchaser Acknowledgment
The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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Purchaser Acknowledgment
The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser buys the property as a result of their own enquiries and inspection, in its present condition and state of repair subject to any defects, existing services and non-compliance of the property.
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The purchaser acknowledges that they are purchasing the property as a result of their own enquiries,
Inspection and searches and not relying upon any representation made by the vendor or any other person on the vendor's behalf:
With all improvements on and forming part of the land existing at the day of sale and its present condition and state of repair and subject to any defects with regard to its construction, condition, position or state of repair at the day of sale;
Subject to all defects latent and patent;
Subject to any infestations and dilapidation;
Subject to all existing water, sewerage, drainage and plumbing services and connections in respect of the property;
Subject to any non-compliance, that is disclosed herein, with the Local Government Act or any Ordinance under that Act in respect of any building on the land.
Subject to all registered and implied easements existing over or upon or affecting the property and the easements appropriated by any plan of subdivision (whether registered or unregistered) affecting the property; and
Subject to any restriction on, use or development under any planning schemes affecting the property.
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The Purchaser has inspected the goods forming the sale and cannot require any goods to be in working condition at settlement. This should be deleted. the Vendor is required to deliver the property in the same condition as at the day of sale subject to fair wear and tear.
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1.2. The purchaser acknowledge that they have inspected the goods, fittings and appliances forming part of the sale and that they have made themselves aware of their condition and any deficiencies (if
applicable). The purchaser shall not require any deficient goods to be in working order at the date of completion of this contract; nor shall they make any claim of compensation in relation to the deficient
goods. This contract shall not be voided on the grounds that any of the goods cannot be delivered to the purchaser and the purchasers 'right in relation to any non-delivery of any goods shall be limited to any claim the purchaser may have for compensation or damages after the completion.
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The Purchaser has inspected the goods forming the sale and cannot require any goods to be in working condition at settlement. This should be deleted. the Vendor is required to deliver the property in the same condition as at the day of sale subject to fair wear and tear.
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The purchaser acknowledge that they have inspected the goods, fittings and appliances forming part of the sale and that they have made themselves aware of their condition and any deficiencies (if
applicable). The purchaser shall not require any deficient goods to be in working order at the date of completion of this contract; nor shall they make any claim of compensation in relation to the deficient
goods. This contract shall not be voided on the grounds that any of the goods cannot be delivered to the purchaser and the purchasers 'right in relation to any non-delivery of any goods shall be limited to any claim the purchaser may have for compensation or damages after the completion.
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The Purchaser has inspected the goods forming the sale and cannot require any goods to be in working condition at settlement. This should be deleted. the Vendor is required to deliver the property in the same condition as at the day of sale subject to fair wear and tear.
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1.2. The purchaser acknowledge that they have inspected the goods, fittings and appliances forming part of the sale and that they have made themselves aware of their condition and any deficiencies. The purchaser shall not require any deficient goods to be in working order at the date of completion of this contract; nor shall they make any claim of compensation in relation to the deficient
goods. This contract shall not be voided on the grounds that any of the goods cannot be delivered to the purchaser and the purchasers 'right in relation to any non-delivery of any goods shall be limited to any claim the purchaser may have for compensation or damages after the completion.
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The Purchaser has inspected the goods forming the sale and cannot require any goods to be in working condition at settlement. This should be deleted. the Vendor is required to deliver the property in the same condition as at the day of sale subject to fair wear and tear.
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The purchaser acknowledge that they have inspected the goods, fittings and appliances forming part of the sale and that they have made themselves aware of their condition and any deficiencies. The purchaser shall not require any deficient goods to be in working order at the date of completion of this contract; nor shall they make any claim of compensation in relation to the deficient
goods. This contract shall not be voided on the grounds that any of the goods cannot be delivered to the purchaser and the purchasers 'right in relation to any non-delivery of any goods shall be limited to any claim the purchaser may have for compensation or damages after the completion.
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The Purchaser has not relied upon any representation made other than expressly contained in the Contract.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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1.3 The purchaser has not relied upon any representation, warranty or indemnity made by the vendor or the vendors representatives other than what is expressly contained within this Contract.
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The Purchaser has not relied upon any representation made other than expressly contained in the Contract.
Please ensure anything said to you by the Vendor or their Agent you are relying on is included in the Contract.
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The purchaser has not relied upon any representation, warranty or indemnity made by the vendor or the vendors representatives other than what is expressly contained within this Contract.
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The property is sold ‘as is’.
We recommend a building and pest inspection is completed to check the property is in good condition
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Notices
2.1 Subject to the other provisions of this contract, the Property is sold "as is"," where is" and "with all faults" (including any latent defects) without any representation or warranty including, without (imitation, as to Its condition, fitness for purpose or compliance with laws or regulations.
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