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 Option to buy agreements

New Zealand option to buy land and property agreements - assignable and non-assignable.


Option to buy land and property: additional price, non-assignable

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Comprehensive option agreement for any land or property with provision for increasing the exercise price in proportion to the increased value of the land. Suitable for use throughout New Zealand.

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Option to buy land and property: extension of term, non-assignable

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Comprehensive option agreement for any land or property with provision for an extension of the option period in exchange for an additional payment to the Seller, thus rewarding him for waiting longer, if for example expected planning consent has been delayed. Suitable for use throughout New Zealand.

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Option to buy land and property: standard, assignable

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This standard comprehensive version is suitable for dealing with a land owner who requires an option agreement in its simplest form. Completely watertight yet elegantly easy. Suitable for use throughout New Zealand.

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Option to buy land and property: standard, non-assignable

59.00  

This standard comprehensive version is suitable for dealing with a land owner who is happy with legal documents, or with his solicitor. It does not contain the additional provisions of other documents. Suitable for use throughout New Zealand.

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Conditional contract: property sale

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This is a conditional contract - the entire deal is under contract and both sides are bound - subject only to one or more conditions being met. The most usual condition is a grant of planning permission. Suitable for use throughout New Zealand.

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