In the contract documents, the date of substantial completion of the work.
The date on which the purchase and sale of a property becomes final. Accordingly all documentation must be completed and payment of funds made by this date.
The completion date is the date when the property becomes the Buyer's and the Buyer can arrange to move into the property. This date is normally agreed between both Seller and Buyer prior to exchange of Contracts. Once a date has been agreed both parties should notify their solicitors once this date is known. It is only when Contracts are exchanged that a fixed completion date is known and therefore you should not make any commitments in respect of arranging removals etc. Please note that if you are proposing to buy a new built property most developers insist that completion is on Notice which means that once the Developer's Solicitors have received notice that the property is completed from the site office, their solicitors will issue a Notice to the Buyer's solicitors stating that they have a certain number of days in which to arrange for completion to take place. Please note that most developers insist on completion taking place within 7/14 working days of notice being served.
The date on which the loan is funded.
The completion date is the date specified in a contract when a property becomes the property of the buyer and the seller receives the proceeds of the sale.
The completion date of construction as reported by an agency or city or determined by an Deputy Assessor.
This is the date that the balance of the purchase price is paid, the ownership of the property is transferred and the keys are released by the seller to the buyer. The date is not fixed as agreed until Exchange of Contracts.
Also known as CLOSING DATE. The date on which the sale of a property becomes final, title is transferred into your name. This is the date you need to pay your money to the lawyer.
The date that ownership of the property transfers from the seller to the buyer and the balance owing is paid to the seller by the buyer.
The moving date. The day you move out or move in.
the date calculated by which the project could finish following careful estimating.
The date when the transaction relating to the sale/purchase of a house are completed. The date you move / become the owner.
() The date the vendor is entitled to the net proceeds of the sale and the purchaser is able to obtain the title.
The date on which your purchase will complete and money will change hands between you and the sellers.
The date when the documents necessary to transfer title must be registered in the Land Title Office. Also called the Closing Date. This is also the date when the money changes hands.
This is the day that ownership of the property passes from the seller to the buyer. The seller and buyer should discuss dates between themselves and then notify their respective solicitors - who will try to fit in with the suggested date. If there are unforeseen delays, such as, if the buyer does not receive a search or mortgage offer in time, or the "cash buyer" turns out to have a related sale then the completion date may have to be revised. For this reason you should not make any firm arrangements such as giving notice on a job, arranging removals etc without first contacting the referral solicitor. Only when contracts are exchanged and a completion date is fixed can you be virtually guaranteed that the completion date will be met. It is not essential for you to be present on the completion date but if you are going to be away, then you should let the solicitor know so that, maybe, one of your relatives (or friends) can act for you through a Power of Attorney.
This is the date on which the balance of the purchase price must be paid together with all fees and the title deeds are signed over to the new owner(s). This date should be set when signing the reservation/holding agreement. (note that with a new property 40% of the purchase price must be paid four weeks after signing the reservation contract and the balance on completion)
The date on the Contract of Purchase and Sale on which the buyer pays for the property, title transfers from seller to buyer, and the sale is registered at Land Titles Office. Same as Closing Date.
The date when the transaction relating to the sale/purchase/remortgage of a house are finalised.
Date on which the purchase's solicitor undertakes to the vender that he will pay the balance owing to the vender upon the transfer of title being accepted for registration.
The date, as shown in the Contract Documents, on which the Work contemplated shall be completed.
Date set for transfer of title.
The date set in the Agreement of Purchase and Sale upon which the transaction is to be completed, the purchase price paid and the transfer of title registered.
The date inserted in the agreement for sale, being the date when the seller is to vacate the property and transfer the title to the land to the buyer.
The completion date is the date of insertion for removable prosthetic appliances. The completion date for fixed partial dentures and crowns, onlays, and inlays is the cementation date regardless of the type of cement utilized.
The point at which contracts have been exchanged and legal transfer of the property from the seller to the buyer is finalised. The buyer can take possession of the property from this day.
The estimated date assigned to an active project by which Conformity Assessment Services reasonably anticipates completion of investigation of the product and release of the published results to the Applicant. Completion dates are subject to extension based upon all applicable circumstances.
The date when operations associated with a well are completed.