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发表于 2021-5-14 16:59:37
楼主这类问题仍是去找民间说法靠谱，问这里，没用。 幸好您赶上了雷锋-
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.a ... _sale_process.page?
Contract exchange
Exchanging sale contracts is the legal part of selling a home and happens regardless of whether you sell your property by private treaty or auction.
There will be two copies of the sale contract: one for you and one for the buyer. You each sign one copy before they are swapped or ‘exchanged’. This can be done by hand or post and is usually arranged by your solicitor, conveyancer or the agent. At the time of the exchange, the buyer will be required to pay a deposit, usually 10% of the purchase price.
The contract exchange is a critical point in the sale process:
The buyer or seller is not legally bound until signed copies of the contract are exchanged.
Buyers of residential property usually have a cooling off period of five working days following the exchange of contracts during which they can withdraw from the sale.
If the agent arranges exchange of contacts, the agent must give copies of the signed contract to each party or their solicitor or conveyancer within 2 business days.
The cooling off period can be waived, reduced or extended by negotiation.
There is no cooling off period for sellers. Once contracts have been exchanged, sellers are generally bound to complete the agreement.
There is no cooling off period when purchasing at auction. |
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