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Timothy Shue
  • Christchurch, Canterbury
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Clause to enter house prior to settlement

Timothy Shue
  • Christchurch, Canterbury
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I am in the process of buying my first house. It is a brand new house with no one currently living in it. I am boarding at the moment and as such don't have things like furniture, cutlery, appliances and homeware items. I was thinking of putting in a clause that allows me to access the house prior to settlement date to allow me to put furniture and so forth in the house. Is this a good idea? Does anyone have examples of the wording of such a clause? I have also included an early access clause that will allow me to take tenants through the house prior to settlement as well.

Thanks

Timothy

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