Conveyancing Fees definition

Conveyancing Fees means the amount charged by your solicitor, or a licensed conveyancer, including local search fees, in connection with the legal process of transferring the ownership of the Property from the Vendor to You. means the date You are first notified either in writing or verbally of an Insured Incident occurring that affects the purchase of the Property by You and is insured by this Policy. means a non-refundable charge paid by You to the mortgage arranger or lender to cover administrative fees incurred in providing You with a mortgage. means the property shown in the Schedule provided that a. the property is a permanently constructed and sited domestic home
Conveyancing Fees means the amount charged by your solicitor, or a licensed conveyancer, including local search fees, in connection with the legal process of transferring the ownership of the Property from the Vendor to You. means the date You are first notified either in writing or verbally of an Insured Incident occurring that affects the purchase of the Property by You and is insured by this Policy. means a non-refundable charge paid by You to the mortgage arranger or lender to cover administrative fees incurred in providing You with a mortgage.

Examples of Conveyancing Fees in a sentence

  • For the avoidance of doubt, in the event of the Transfer of the Property not proceeding for any reason whatsoever, the Conveyancer shall be entitled, but not obliged, to receive payment in the amount of R2,000-00 (Two Thousand Rand) from the Purchaser in respect of an administration and investment fee, and to claim wasted costs calculated in terms of the Conveyancing Fees Guidelines – Apportionment of Fees: Wasted Costs issued by the Legal Practice Council from time to time.