Fantastic news from the Lawyer.
One more step done, now just need the Code of Compliance Certificate.
Thanks,
Alex
Subject: | [Ucol-directors] Confirmation of Issue of New Titles |
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Date: | Tue, 16 Mar 2021 01:37:19 +0000 |
From: | Simon Milne <simon@mcmillanco.nz> |
To: | High Street Cohousing <ucoldunedin@gmail.com> |
CC: | UCOL Directors <ucol-directors@list.king.net.nz> |
Hi Anne,
The good news is
that today we received confirmation from LINZ that all new
titles have now issued.
That confirmation
is attached for your records.
We are in the
process of advising all of the purchasers solicitors and we
are also advising Kiwibank.
Therefore once
the Code Compliance Certificate has issued settlement will
then be triggered.
Regards
Simon
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From: Simon Milne <simon@mcmillanco.nz>
Sent: Friday, 12 March 2021 3:29 PM
To: High Street Cohousing
<ucoldunedin@gmail.com>
Cc: UCOL Directors
<ucol-directors@list.king.net.nz>
Subject: RE: Urgent matter: settlement of unit C1
Hi Anne,
Thank you for
your email below.
I will finalise
that drafting and get that through to you early next week.
You will see that
we have been having some major issues and delays with the
valuer and what LINZ have required him to correct but
hopefully we are now there. It has been very frustrating to
say the least.
That is good news
about practical completion and CCC which now looks close. We
would still expect that we will have new titles issued well
before CCC is issued. Our contact at LINZ has been very
helpful and it is being fast tracked for us.
The draft letter
regarding Unit C1 and the possible default looks all ok. The
process in the situation of a default is that a settlement
notice is served under the process in clause 11.0 of the
Agreement and the purchaser then has 12 working days in
which to settle after which the Agreement can be cancelled
and the Unit resold. Any shortfall in the price on resale
can be recovered from the defaulting Purchaser (unlikely
given the likely increase in any sale price).
Usually the
deposit would also have to be forfeited by the purchaser but
in this case it is a loan rather than a true deposit.
Thought will need to be given as to whether you would intend
to repay that back to a purchaser on default or argue to
retain it if possible.
Thanks
Regards
Simon
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From: High Street Cohousing <ucoldunedin@gmail.com>
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2021 11:42 PM
To: Simon Milne <simon@mcmillanco.nz>
Cc: UCOL Directors <ucol-directors@list.king.net.nz>
Subject: Urgent matter: settlement of unit C1
Dear Simon,
The purchaser of C1, Claire Loftus,
does not yet have her finances sorted for settlement, and
the directors, after conversation with her, wish to send
the attached letter, reiterating the time frame within
which we need to have confirmation of her ability to
settle.
If Claire does not settle with all the
other purchasers, UCOL will proceed to put the unit up for
sale by tender.
Please would you read that attached
letter and let us know asap if it raises any legal issues
or might leave us open to legal challenge.
In addition, as we come ever closer to
the end of the project, we remind you that you were going
to give us the wording for both the dispute resolution
provisions (now in the Toiora High St Cohousing Agreement)
and that future purchasers need to be a party to the
co-housing agreement (for future Sale & Purchase
agreements)
We heard tonight that the final fire
inspection will take place tomorrow, and we hope the
documentation for that and the hot water system will be
ready early next week, so that the application for Code of
Compliance can be lodged. Practical completion will be
achieved at 5pm tomorrow. The end must be in sight!
Warm regards,
Anne