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LBTT (stamp duty & ADS in Scotland
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The missives are the whole contract - it will contain details of any incentives.JonMitchell said:
Missive is usually a standard short legal binding contract statement, they don't usually say anything about incentive. Best ask your solicitor asap - are they based locally from you? They should and must know, if not get them to ask seller's legal.Nikster73 said:Will need to check our missives
The OP's solicitor will know what the missives say, I think they'd be offended at the suggestion that they need advice on that from the developer's solicitor!1 -
I believe the OP's solicitor was recommended to OP by the building company themself and the OP had been charged several lump of ridiculous legal ££ by their solicitor so far - a common trap.davidmcn said:
The missives are the whole contract - it will contain details of any incentives.JonMitchell said:
Missive is usually a standard short legal binding contract statement, they don't usually say anything about incentive. Best ask your solicitor asap - are they based locally from you? They should and must know, if not get them to ask seller's legal.Nikster73 said:Will need to check our missives
The OP's solicitor will know what the missives say, I think they'd be offended at the suggestion that they need advice on that from the developer's solicitor!
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