Questions often arise during Brisbane Conveyancing and pool fencing regulations. When there is doubt about the approvals for pool fencing, buyers and sellers will add a clause to place responsibility with one or other party.
For the seller to take responsibility there is this standard clause.
For the buyer to take responsibility there is a standard clause.
At River City Conveyancing we welcome calls and queries about make your contract correct for your Brisbane Conveyancing.
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