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Exchange of Contracts Explained


The exchange of contracts is a key milestone in the process of purchasing a property.

This is the stage at which the solicitors for the buyer and the seller of the property swap contracts.

Once this swap has taken place, the legal significance is that both of the parties are legally bound to the transaction and therefore can no longer pull out.

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