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The price is GBP 420,000, a GBP 42,000 deposit has been paid and no apportionments or other adjustments apply. Draft the two-line buyer completion statement showing the balance due.
The seller paid GBP 7,300 for the calendar-year service charge. Completion is 1 July in a 365-day year, the completion day belongs to the buyer and 184 days remain. Draft the apportionment line showing the buyer's reimbursement.
Acting for the seller's solicitor, draft an undertaking to use GBP 216,430 received on completion to redeem the legal charge in favour of Apex Bank plc over title CYM 808814 and to provide the discharge evidence received from the lender promptly.
Draft a seller completion obligation to release the executed TR1, original planning certificate, all property keys and the current management-company certificate against receipt of cleared completion funds.
A supplied contract required completion by 14:00 on 8 December 2026. The buyer did not send the balance. The contract permits the seller to serve notice requiring completion within ten Working Days after service and states that continued buyer default then permits termination and deposit forfeiture. Draft the operative factual part of the notice without adding any other remedy.
Prepare a completion statement for a GBP 680,000 purchase with a GBP 68,000 deposit and a buyer reimbursement of GBP 1,250 for prepaid insurance, then draft a seller-solicitor undertaking to redeem the identified Midland Bank charge using completion funds and deliver received discharge evidence. Keep money and undertaking wording in separate numbered paragraphs.
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