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Normal Conveyancing Practice or not?

Purdia · 2016-12-01 20:53:45

Not seeking legal advice, more an opinion on whether it would be considered normal conveyancing practice for a vendor's solicitor not to have released completion monies to their client a week after the sale closed. Client has agreed to allow auctioneers fees and solicitors own fees to be discharged out of the proceeds and…

01-12-2016 8:53pm

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Not seeking legal advice, more an opinion on whether it would be considered normal conveyancing practice for a vendor's solicitor not to have released completion monies to their client a week after the sale closed. Client has agreed to allow auctioneers fees and solicitors own fees to be discharged out of the proceeds and the solicitor has the auctioneer's fee note in hand. It was a straight forward transaction with no mortgage to discharge out of the proceeds, so no known reason given for the delay in releasing the funds, but just wanted to ask whether this delay would be considered "normal" or "reasonable" to legal practitioners? Don't know whether my expection to receive my money sooner than this is me being unreasonable. Thanks in anticipation

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You will have to talk to your solicitor about this transaction
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