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The committee has given the matter full consideration. It is also contended that developers cannot access funding from their lending institutions unless they can confirm that there are unconditional contracts for the sale of sites and units in place. Representations have been made to the committee that the economic circumstances surrounding the issue of the 2009 practice note have changed and that the recommendation should change accordingly. The Conveyancing Committee has been asked to review its recommendation issued in its practice note published in the June 2009 issue of the Gazette (‘ Timelines in loan approvals and revaluation of security by lenders’) that “solicitors acting for purchasers where a loan is required in order to complete the purchase transaction insert a special condition (or amend their usual form of special condition regarding loan approval) to provide that the contract and the completion thereof is subject to the purchaser’s loan approval being in place at the date of completion in a sum sufficient to allow the purchaser complete the contract.”
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