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ARTICLE · 06 JULY 2021

Collas Crill Explains… The Guernsey Conveyancing Process

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This week we provide a step-by-step guide of the conveyancing process in Guernsey when buying a property.

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This week we provide a step-by-step guide of the conveyancing process in Guernsey when buying a property.

1. Offer accepted!

Once you have an offer accepted on a property, the estate agent will prepare draft conditions of sale which form the contract for your purchase. An inventory of items to be sold with the property will be compiled by the agent, with the input and approval of the vendor (seller).

The conditions of sale will include the details of each party, the value of the building and will include a separate price for the contents of the property. It will also note the value of the deposit to be paid on signing conditions of sale, which ordinarily is 10% of the total value of the property, unless otherwise agreed.

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