A financial statement showing how much is due on completion. Where leasehold property is being sold, the statement will probably apportion between seller and buyer responsibility for payment of ground rent and service charge.
A statement, prepared by the seller, stating exactly how much the buyer should be paying on completion.
A financial statement from the Solicitor, Conveyancer or Property Lawyer detailing all transactions. The statement includes all costs.
This is a financial statement which is prepared by the solicitor to show the seller how much money will be left on completion of the sale or to show the buyer how much is required to complete the purchase
A statement sent by either the buyer's or seller's lawyer to their client showing the money which has passed through their hands in the course of the purchase or sale of the property.
Sets out the balance of the purchase price payable by the buyer on completion. The Completion Statement is usually prepared by the vendor's solicitor.
An account prepared by the seller or his/her solicitor, setting out exactly how much money he/she claims should be paid by the buyer at completion, taking into account the price, the deposit and any split payments (such as rent or service charge).