Form F says "No penalty". Can I still claim compensation if the buyer withdraws?

Dear Questioner,

In this situation, you can retain the security deposit if the buyer refuses to proceed with the sale.

In certain conditions, you also have the right to claim compensation. The legal implications of an MOU can vary based on jurisdiction and the specific language used in the agreement.

However, it would be advisable to review the MOU for further clarification.

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Dear Questioner,

Yes, normally you can claim the security cheque amount.

It will be according to the clauses mentioned in the MOU. But normally, if the buyer cancels the transaction the, seller has the right to retain the amount of the cheque deposited by the buyer.

We have to review the document to advise you of all the possibilities. After that, we will arrange a legal consultation session for a charge.

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Dear Questioner,

You can claim compensation from the seller for breach of the contract.

However, we need to review the contract to advise you properly.

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Thanks for your question!

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If the MOU (Form F) mentions "Penalty type: NO", it generally indicates that there may not be a specific penalty or compensation clause in the MOU.

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Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out with your inquiry regarding the MOU (Form F) you signed with a property buyer. I appreciate your diligence in seeking clarity on this matter.

In regards to the penalty type marked as "NO" in the MOU, it typically implies that there is no predefined penalty clause for a specific breach.

However, this does not necessarily mean you are completely precluded from claiming compensation or recovering a security cheque if the buyer decides not to proceed with the purchase.

To better assess your situation and provide tailored advice, it would be beneficial for us to schedule a consultation.

During this discussion, we can delve into the specifics of your case, review the MOU in detail, and explore the available legal options.

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