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If the deal falls through: what happens to steps, fees, and coordination?

If a sale fails, the key is to document what has occurred, pause further third-party costs, and clarify whether the issue is procedural (missing items) or a dispute (non-performance). Disputes may require legal advice.

Scope

Informational guide. This does not replace legal advice; disputes can have legal consequences.

First steps (procedural)

  • Record what stage you reached (NOC requested? bank steps started? appointment booked?).
  • Pause avoidable third-party costs (do not book appointments without clarity).
  • Document communications in writing (dates, messages, receipts).
  • Clarify whether the issue is ‘missing readiness’ or ‘refusal to perform’.

When it becomes a legal issue

If a party refuses to perform, deposit disputes arise, or misrepresentation is alleged, seek legal advice.

FAQs

Refunds depend on your provider’s policy and whether work/third-party costs have been incurred; refer to the published refund policy.

If the deal may resume, keeping a clear file record helps; if not, close it formally.

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