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Overseas Property Investment
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My elderly parents signed an agreement to invest in a property overseas with a company registered in the UK. The day after paying a deposit of £2995.00 (consisting a £1000 reserve, £1000 Brokerage fee and £995 Legal & Admin fee) they tried to terminate the deal thinking they had a 14 day cool-off period. Unfortunately the company have stated that if they want to cease the agreement they will loose their money. I have looked through the paperwork but cannot find any clause stating that their is any such period. I do not know what to do next and my father has now been taken in to hospital following a heart attack. I would appreciate any advice on this matter. 
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Call Consumer Direct on 08454 04 05 06.
They can tell you what your parents rights are in this instance.0
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