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Completion of the sale and purchase of a unit takes place when the developer conveys legal title of the unit to the purchaser.
 
Fast Facts:
When the developer is ready for completion, the developer will issue a Notice to Complete to the purchaser. The Notice to Complete must be given by the date specified in the Sale & Purchase Agreement or 3 years after the date of delivery of vacant possession of the unit, whichever is earlier.

The purchaser has a right to claim for liquidated damages if the developer fails to deliver the Notice to Complete on time.
 
Procedure for Completion of Sale
When the developer is ready for completion, the developer will issue to the purchaser a Notice to Complete which must be given by the date specified in the Sale & Purchase Agreement or 3 years after the date of delivery of vacant possession of the unit, whichever is earlier.

The Notice to Complete must be given to the purchaser together with a certificate by an architect/professional engineer that subdivision approval for the housing project has been granted by the relevant authority.

Completion must take place within 14 days after the purchaser receives the developer's Notice to Complete. It is to take place at the office of the developer's solicitors.

On completion, the developer must execute a proper conveyance to the purchaser of the unit and also hand over to the purchaser a duplicate of the title to the unit, namely, the Duplicate Subsidiary Strata Certificate of Title (for strata subdivided property) or the Duplicate Certificate of Title (for non-strata subdivided property). These certificates are official documents issued by the Registrar of Titles stating that the person named in the certificate is the legal owner of the property described in the certificate.
 
Liquidated damages

The purchaser has a right to claim for liquidated damages according to the formula specified in the Sale & Purchase Agreement if the developer does not issue to the purchaser the Notice to Complete by the deadline specified in the Sale & Purchase Agreement.

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