property lease contract

property lease contract
The contractual agreement between the vendor of a property, either as a freeholder or an assignee of a lease, and the purchaser, containing the terms of sale. This is the document that will be subject to the "exchange of contracts". The National Conditions of Sale contain standard terms of sale and are often incorporated by reference.

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