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Completion date delay on my side

laguna_1 · 2017-06-21 00:07:39

Hello all, I need your help, I have purchased a new build property. I have signed the missives and provided a 2.5% deposit then. The remaining needs paid on completion date. The completion date is next Thursday but I have a shortfall in terms of the money side and I will need my pay which is paid on the Friday to make up…

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davidmcn Posts: 23,596 Forumite

21 June 2017 at 1:45PM

laguna_1 wrote: »

The contractual date in missives is Friday however there is mentioned of a 'mutually' agreed date of entry which would take precedence, so sense this will mean the Thursday

Only if you've agreed it, and it doesn't sound like you have?

Good to know sellers cant pull out though, would the interest be payable on the weekends too do you think

Yes.

Or when she goes to the branch to do the chaps for me, she could get a stamped list of transactions, what do you guys think is best.

You'll need to ask your solicitor what they want.

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