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Sale advice letter

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  • 16-10-2015 10:07am
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    m'lady
    Registered Users Posts: 1,859 ✭✭✭


    In process of buying a house, was advised by estate agent yesterday that the 'sale advice letter' had been sent back in late September to both Solicitors and to get onto my Solicitor and ask her to press the vendors Solicitor for contracts.. However when I called my Solicitor her PA said that there's nothing she can do right now that she can't push for contracts at this stage.. Can anyone tell me is this correct? Thanks


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    Rew
    Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 8,679 Mod ✭✭✭✭Rew


    The day my solicitor received the sales advice letter from the EA he sent a letter to the purchasers solicitor saying:
    ...Accordingly we would be obliged to receive contracts for this transaction in duplicate, together with vouching documentation, at your earliest convenience...

    He sends me digital copies of letters he receives and ones he sends so I always know where its at.


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    m'lady
    Registered Users Posts: 1,859 ✭✭✭m'lady


    Rew wrote: »
    The day my solicitor received the sales advice letter from the EA he sent a letter to the purchasers solicitor saying:



    He sends me digital copies of letters he receives and ones he sends so I always know where its at.

    Thanks for your reply Rew, I will contact my Solicitor this afternoon so..


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    meme74
    Closed Accounts Posts: 153 ✭✭meme74


    They can push for contracts at any stage but often its a waste of time doing so too early as the vendors solicitor is more than likely still waiting on the bank to release the title deeds. This can take weeks and sometimes months. Still though, no harm in your solicitor to keep in contact with them and make sure you are kept in the loop.


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