Know what you are agreeing to before important deadlines pass. Maki Law reviews purchase documents and explains the legal obligations relevant to your transaction.
Send every schedule, amendment, and related notice. Tell us about your intended use of the property and any concerns about financing, conditions, possession, or ownership.
Ask about unclear clauses, exclusions, adjustment provisions, and condition deadlines. If you have already signed, contact us promptly so the review can be coordinated with the remaining timeline.
We examine the legal obligations in the agreement, including the property description, price, deposit, completion date, conditions, included items, and written representations. Schedules can alter the standard wording and deserve the same attention as the main form.
Financing, inspection, sale-of-home, or document-review conditions must be understood in the context of their wording. Tell us which deadlines are approaching and whether any notice has already been delivered.
Review can identify unclear obligations, conflicting terms, unusual adjustment clauses, or gaps between the documents and your expectations. We explain their legal significance and discuss possible revisions or questions for the other side.
Negotiated changes require agreement from the parties. Once you have signed, the focus may shift to compliance, interpretation, or an agreed amendment rather than rewriting the transaction unilaterally.
A tenanted home, private sale, builder purchase, corporate buyer, or condominium can need additional review. Tell us about occupation, financing, co-owners, parking, and any proposed change of use.
Provide the agreement, schedules, amendments, waivers, and relevant correspondence together. We can then discuss the scope of review, the immediate decisions, and the legal steps leading to completion.
A single page or excerpt can omit provisions that change the legal result. Send the complete record and identify any promises important to your decision. We explain the key terms in context and distinguish questions about changing the agreement from obligations that already bind the parties.
Contact Maki Law for practical guidance on your property transaction or construction matter.
416-991-4775 · contact@maki.law
136A Avenue Rd, Toronto, Ontario M5R 2H6
136A Avenue Rd
Toronto, Ontario M5R 2H6
416-991-4775
Fax: 416-981-3420
contact@maki.law
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