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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $220 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $220 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 521 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 523 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 524 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 525 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 526 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 527 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 528 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 529 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 530 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 531 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 532 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 533 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 534 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 535 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 536 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 537 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 538 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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4 Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 539 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 540 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 541 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 542 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 543 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 544 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 545 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 546 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
7 Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 547 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 548 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
| 549 |
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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
4.1 The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
4.2 In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
7.1 Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
7.2 Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
7.3 Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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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 $460 is also payable by the purchaser as the vendor’s legal costs for rescheduling the settlement each time.
We recommend that the legal costs to be reduced to $110 including GST.
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Rescheduled Settlement
The purchaser must ensure the settlement occurs on the due date for settlement as set out in the particulars of this Contract (Due Date). Failure to settle by the Due Date constitutes a default under this contract.
In the event of a default by not settling on the Due Date, the purchaser shall be obligated to compensate the vendor’s representative with a sum of $460 for each occurrence of requesting a rescheduling of the settlement.
Default not remedied
General conditions 35.4 of the contract of sale is added:
Should the settlement be not completed on the due date by the purchaser, the purchaser will be liable for Vendor’s losses including but not limited to:
Interests on any loan secured on the property from the original settlement date until the property can settle.
Penalties, interest, and charges incurred as a result of not being settle a purchase of another property; and
Any extra costs involved accommodation costs; storage costs incurred by the Vendor.
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The Contract contains the whole agreement and you cannot rely on anything that is not included in the Contract.
Therefore, anything that the Agent or the vendor have promised you needs to be included in the Contract or you cannot rely on it at a later date.
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WHOLE AGREEMENT
The Purchaser acknowledges that no information, representation, comment, opinion or warranty by the Vendor or the Vendor’s Agent was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser and no information, representation, comment, opinion or warranty has in fact been so relied upon and that there are no conditions, warranties or other terms affecting this sale other than those embodied in this Contract.
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The Contract contains the whole agreement and you cannot rely on anything that is not included in the Contract.
Therefore, anything that the Agent or the vendor have promised you needs to be included in the Contract or you cannot rely on it at a later date.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that no information, representation, comment, opinion or warranty by the Vendor or the Vendor’s Agent was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser and no information, representation, comment, opinion or warranty has in fact been so relied upon and that there are no conditions, warranties or other terms affecting this sale other than those embodied in this Contract.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $330.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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COST OF RESCHEDULING SETTLEMENT
The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $330.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $330.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $330.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $410.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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COST OF RESCHEDULING SETTLEMENT
The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $410.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $410.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $410.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $160.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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COST OF RESCHEDULING SETTLEMENT
The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $160.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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If settlement is rescheduled at your request you will be required to pay the vendor’s solicitor a fee of $160.
Keep this in mind when choosing your settlement date.
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The Purchaser must pay to the Vendor on the Due Date on an indemnity basis the Vendor’s cost incurred each time a scheduled settlement is rescheduled at the request of the Buyer or because of its default and which costs are agreed will be $160.00 payable to the Vendor’s representative at settlement.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $330.
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CONTRACT VARIATION OR REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $330.00 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $330.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $330.00 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $510.
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CONTRACT VARIATION OR REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $510.00 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $510.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $510.00 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $610.
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CONTRACT VARIATION OR REQUESTS FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $610 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Any extensions you request will incur a fee of $610.
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The Purchaser acknowledges that after this Contract has been signed by both parties, if the Purchaser requests any variation to the contract or extension of time (which for the avoidance of doubt but is not limited to changing settlement date, extension of finance/loan approval, extension of time for the Purchaser to fulfill any condition set out in the contract), the Vendor may incur further conveyancing fees and expenses as a result of the Purchasers requests. In this event the Purchaser irrevocably agrees to indemnify the Vendor for additional conveyancing fees and expenses of $610 for each separate request for the variation or extension of time, such sum shall be allowed by the Purchaser as an adjustment at settlement. In addition to the above the parties agree to sign a Deed of Variation if requested to do by the Vendor’s conveyancer.
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Settlement cannot occur between 21 December and 10 January 2024.
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CHRISTMAS PERIOD
The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 21 December 2023 and 10 January 2024 (inclusive). In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 11 January 2024.
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Settlement cannot occur between 21 December and 10 January 2024.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 21 December 2023 and 10 January 2024 (inclusive). In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 11 January 2024.
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Settlement cannot occur between 21 December and 10 January 2024.
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CHRISTMAS PERIOD
The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 21 December 2023 and 10 January 2024. In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 11 January 2024.
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Settlement cannot occur between 21 December and 10 January 2024.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 21 December 2023 and 10 January 2024 . In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 11 January 2024.
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Settlement cannot occur between 24 December and 5 January 2023.
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CHRISTMAS PERIOD
The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 24 December 2023 and 5 January 2023 (inclusive). In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 6 January 2023.
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Settlement cannot occur between 24 December and 5 January 2023.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 24 December 2023 and 5 January 2023 (inclusive). In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 6 January 2023.
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Settlement cannot occur between 24 December and 5 January 2023.
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CHRISTMAS PERIOD
The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 24 December 2023 and 5 January 2023. In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 6 January 2023.
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Settlement cannot occur between 24 December and 5 January 2023.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 24 December 2023 and 5 January 2023 . In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 6 January 2023.
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Settlement cannot occur between 14 January and 8 Fabruary 2022.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 14 January 2022 and 8 Fabruary 2022 (inclusive). In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 6 Fabruary 2022.
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Settlement cannot occur between 14 January and 8 Fabruary 2022.
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The due date for settlement stipulated in the Particulars of Sale must not be between 14 January 2022 and 8 Fabruary 2022 . In the event that a date within this period is stipulated as the due
date for settlement, this special condition shall prevail and have the effect of altering the due date for settlement to read 9 Fabruary 2022.
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The Contract reflects the entire agreement between the parties and no information, representation or warranty can be relied upon if not contained in the Contract.
Given this, please advise me if any promises have been made to you that are not contained in the Contract
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Entire Agreement
The Purchaser acknowledges that:
(a) no information, representation or warranty by the Vendor, the Vendor’s Agent or the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser;
(b) no information, representation or warranty has been relied upon; and
(c) this Contract contains the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous negotiations and agreements in relation to the transaction.
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The Contract reflects the entire agreement between the parties and no information, representation or warranty can be relied upon if not contained in the Contract.
Given this, please advise me if any promises have been made to you that are not contained in the Contract
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The Purchaser acknowledges that:
(a) no information, representation or warranty by the Vendor, the Vendor’s Agent or the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser;
(b) no information, representation or warranty has been relied upon; and
(c) this Contract contains the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous negotiations and agreements in relation to the transaction.
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The Contract reflects the entire agreement between the parties and no information, representation or warranty can be relied upon if not contained in the Contract.
Given this, please advise me if any promises have been made to you that are not contained in the Contract
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Entire Agreement
The Purchaser acknowledges that:
no information, representation or warranty by the Vendor, the Vendor’s Agent or the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser;
no information, representation or warranty has been relied upon; and
this Contract contains the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous negotiations and agreements in relation to the transaction.
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The Contract reflects the entire agreement between the parties and no information, representation or warranty can be relied upon if not contained in the Contract.
Given this, please advise me if any promises have been made to you that are not contained in the Contract
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The Purchaser acknowledges that:
no information, representation or warranty by the Vendor, the Vendor’s Agent or the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner was supplied or made with the intention or knowledge that it would be relied upon by the Purchaser;
no information, representation or warranty has been relied upon; and
this Contract contains the entire agreement between the parties for the sale and purchase of the Property and supersedes all previous negotiations and agreements in relation to the transaction.
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In the event of the Purchaser’s default, they will be liable for all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner calculated on a solicitor/client basis.
This has been capped at $220 by way of SC37.4.
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General Conditions
Insert an additional General Condition 32(c) “all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner calculated on a solicitor/client basis and any consultant’s expenses reasonably incurred by the Vendor”.
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In the event of the Purchaser’s default, they will be liable for all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner calculated on a solicitor/client basis.
This has been capped at $220 by way of SC37.4.
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Insert an additional General Condition 32(c) “all reasonable costs and expenses incurred by the Vendor’s Legal Practitioner calculated on a solicitor/client basis and any consultant’s expenses reasonably incurred by the Vendor”.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
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The land is sold subject to all restrictions
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Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 589 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 590 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 591 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 592 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 593 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 594 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 595 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 596 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 597 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
all Restrictions; and
any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
(i) any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
(ii) any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay, without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 598 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
Entire Agreement
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 599 |
The land is sold subject to all restrictions
|
(a) The Purchaser acknowledges that the Land is sold subject to:
(i) all Restrictions; and
(ii) any existing easement restrictive covenants and easements which may affect or impact upon the Property whether registered on Title or not.
(b) No Restriction (nor any breach of, or non-compliance with it) constitutes a defect in the Vendor’s title and the Purchaser may not make any requisition or objection or be entitled to any compensation from the Vendor in respect of it.
(c) The Purchaser acknowledges and accepts that the Land is subject to:
any existing easement and restrictive covenants and easements that may be required to be included on the Plan of Subdivision or the Land as a requirement of the Relevant Authority or the provisions of the Planning Permit Conditions or the requirements of NBN Co; and
any Section 173 Agreement or other agreement which may affect or impact upon the Land or the Plan of Subdivision or the Property which may be required by any Relevant Authority.
(d) Section 10(1) of the Act does not apply in respect of any easements shown on the relevant stage of the Plan of Subdivision. (e) The Purchaser shall not make any requisition, claims or demands with respect to any such easements, or any Section 173 Agreement, Land Management Agreement or other agreements entered into with any Relevant Authority or other parties. (f) The Land is sold with a restrictive covenant, that shall be place over the Land prior to settlement. The restrictive covenant shall prohibit the use of any of the Lots on the Plan of Subdivision from being used for any kind of short stay (being a period less than six months), without the prior written consent of the Vendor, or if the Vendor has been wound up or no longer exists, without the prior written consent of the Owners Corporation, which consent can be granted or refused in their absolute discretion without the need to give any reason.
| 600 |
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