Cancelling loan from bank after sign offer letter, S&P haven't sign. Any penalty?
Cancelling loan from bank after sign offer letter, S&P haven't sign. Any penalty?
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Aug 23 2011, 09:12 PM
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You can ask for modification in the Letter of Offer, but doubt most banks will entertain as it is part of their standard letter. TS said that she has signed the LO. So for sure cannot change the conditions. Like what someone has mentioned, you need to refer to the LO for the T&C. If still have not sign the loan agreement, then still have chance to avoid penalty |
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Aug 25 2011, 09:30 AM
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QUOTE(BEANCOUNTER @ Aug 24 2011, 07:10 PM) not legally bound to pay? you already signed the LO whoa! legally it's binding! Offer and Acceptance, 1st rule in all contracts! You are quite right. Once you have sign the LO, it means that you have accepted the offer from the bank. As to whether there is any penalty for the cancellation, will depend on the conditions stated on the LO. Also up to the bank.OK lah...if the banks have not appointed the lawyer to prepare loan doc...maybe they can be lenient a bit....let it goes...if only the signing of LO... but they do reserve the right to demand payment... If their lawyer has proceeded with the loan agreement, there could be some charges, depending to the stage of work and also up to the lawyer's firm. |
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