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Late-settlement fees, costs passed to you, and protections the contract removes.
Every special condition added to the standard contract, explained in one short paragraph.
The 12 things a Section 32 must cover, checked one by one.
From a real Victorian contract. The address has been changed.
Every finding is checked against the wording in your PDF, and shows the page it came from.
One PDF with your contract of sale and Section 32.
Every page, including scanned ones.
By email, with a licensed conveyancer or property lawyer copied in.
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