Amending the Contract after it is signed

Are there changes that the vendor wants to make after the seller has already signed?

Once the buyer has signed the contract this is a legally binding offer to purchase. Any changes made to an offer becomes a counter offer. If the seller wants to make changes to the terms and conditions contained within the contract once it is signed by the buyer, the contract must go back to the buyer for them to initial any changes made.  If the contract does not go back to the buyer it could be argued that the contract is invalid. Not sure what changes need to be sent back to the buyer? Give us a call and we can help!

We want to assure everyone that here at Ownit Conveyancing we are ‘business as usual’ and that we will always here to assist you.

Please contact our office should you require any assistance. See also: Ownit Conveyancing frequently asked questions.

We believe the success of our business comes from treating you as an important business associate and providing you with as much support as possible in dealing with your clients. This means providing you with the highest level of service, efficient turnaround of contracts, and quick, hassle-free responses to your individual needs.

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Andrew Francey

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Andrew has over two decades experience in high growth fast moving consumer goods, agribusiness and professional services. Supporting the Ownit team to deliver on client expectations, and implementing processes to scale the organisation, is a key focus for Andrew.

Andrew is a C-Suite leader with Chairman and Board experience.  He has formal qualifications in Business, Applied Finance and AICD Company Directors Course.

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