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Off-the-Plan Apartment Purchase: Deposit and Settlement Meeting
Conveyancer (speaking English) and Client (speaking Nepali) talk through “Off-the-Plan Apartment Purchase: Deposit and Settlement Meeting”. You interpret both ways — English into Nepali, and Nepali into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.
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Full transcript
Thanks for coming in today, Mr. Gurung. Let's carefully review the contract for your off-the-plan apartment in Kellyville before you sign anything.
धन्यवाद। मलाई थाहा छैन डिपोजिट कहाँ राखिन्छ। के त्यो सुरक्षित ठाउँमा राखिन्छ, कि सिधै डेभलपरलाई दिइन्छ?
Yes, by law the deposit must be held in a solicitor's trust account until settlement, not released to the developer early.
ठिक छ, बुझें। अब मलाई यो एपार्टमेन्टको कुल मूल्य र डिपोजिट रकम कति हो भनेर स्पष्ट रूपमा भन्नुहोस्।
The purchase price is five hundred sixty-five thousand dollars, and the deposit required is ten percent, which is fifty-six thousand five hundred dollars.
त्यसो भए कुल मूल्य पाँच लाख पैंसठ्ठी हजार डलर हो, र डिपोजिट छपन्न हजार पाँच सय डलर हुन्छ, हैन?
That's correct. Now let's go through each clause carefully - if anything is unclear, please don't sign until I've explained it fully.
बुझें, धन्यवाद। अनि सेटलमेन्ट कहिले हुन्छ? के त्यो निर्माण पूरा भएपछि मात्र तय हुन्छ, कि पहिले नै मिति तोकिन्छ?
Settlement isn't fixed to a specific calendar date - it's set out in the contract, usually once construction is complete and council issues the occupation certificate.
बुझें। तर यदि डेभलपरले निर्माण समयमा सकेन भने के हुन्छ? के मैले मेरो डिपोजिट फिर्ता पाउँछु?
If construction work isn't finished by the sunset date stated in the contract, you may be entitled to terminate and have your deposit refunded.
धन्यवाद, अब मलाई राम्ररी बुझ्यो। म कागजातहरू ध्यानपूर्वक हेरेर मात्र साइन गर्नेछु।
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