1. You are allowed to buy part or the whole of the allotment. 2. The agreement would remain intact even if the vendor were to go out of business as long as you stay the course. ( I was talking about a hypothetical situation) 3. Said differently, if tomorrow you decided to abandon your current plan and to go international by buying a property in say, Seria, you would need approval from the board as it would be a breach of agreement. ( I am not sure if I am using correct tenses)
Thanks, MG
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1. You are allowed to buy part or all of the allotment. 2.
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You are allowed to buy part or all of the allotment.
2.
The agreement would remain intact even if the vendor were to go out of business as long as you stayed the course.
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1. You are allowed to buy part or all of the allotment.
2. The agreement would remain intact even if the vendor were to go out of business as long as you stayed the course.
3. Said differently, if tomorrow you decided to abandon your current plan and go international by buying a property in say, Seria, you would need approval from the board, as it woul