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David Wong Lai Kwong
Your lawyer that you hired to do the S&PA should be able to advise you on your rights and compensation written in the signed contract. Likewise, if it is just a Letter of Offer, the agent should be able to advise you on your rights and compensation which has been agreed in writing. Anything not agreed in writing is arguable. You may have a caveatable interest on the property if the Owner had accepted your deposit and agreed to the terms of purchase in a binding contract. Please check with your lawyer Read More
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