Default Interest

Q. What is Default Interest?

A. The Contract allows the Seller to charge the Buyer default interest on any late payment required to be paid pursuant to the Contract, the interest will continue to accrue until such time that the payment is made.

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Related:
Default Rate of Interest
Buyers Guide
Sellers Guide

TIP: If no default interest rate amount is noted in the Contract the default rate provided by the Queensland Law Society will apply. The default interest rate can be found by accessing the website of the Queensland Law Society.

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