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you'd probably be midway into your transaction by now, but here's my comments:
1. Financial Arrangements & Payment Timing (Clause 4.1 - 4.5)
Current Clause Issues:
• 21 days to pay Balance Deposit after approval from authorities is a long time, causing unnecessary delays.
is buyer taking epf to pay balance deposit? if yes, then it's fair to include this. if no, then balance deposit is paid upon signing S&P
• Purchaser can get an automatic 1-month extension to settle the Balance Purchase Price, with only an 8% per annum interest.
standard
• If the Vendor delays providing necessary documents (e.g., Discharge Documents), an extension of time is granted to the Purchaser(s) without interest.
standard practice if vendor side take longer than 14 days to provide documents, auto extension will apply. eg. 14 days to give discharge documents + title, but vendor side took 30 days. so extend 16 days FOC for buyer
2. Vendor’s Default (Clause 9.1)
Current Clause:
• If the Vendor fails to complete the sale, the Buyer can either:
1. Claim double the deposit (RM35,500 x 2 = RM71,000), or
2. Pursue specific performance and claim all legal costs from the Vendor.
standard clause
3. Termination Clauses & Buyer Default (Clause 8.1 & Clause 10.1)
Current Clause:
• If buyer fails to pay the Balance Purchase Price, seller keeps the deposit (RM35,500.00) and refunds other amounts within 14 days.
standard clause
• If the buyer fails to register the property, the contract is terminated, and the seller must refund all money within 14 days. If the seller delays, they pay 8% annual interest to the buyer.
standard clause only if fails to register the property due to neither buyer/seller fault. 14 days and 8% also standard
This post has been edited by hanhanhan: Apr 13 2025, 08:06 PM
Apr 13 2025, 08:05 PM

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