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<p>If a buyer or seller pulls out of a transaction once contracts have been exchanged,
they are often already legally obliged to pay compensation to the other party. The
amount of compensation will depend upon the individual contract, but it is intended
to go towards costs accrued in the transaction, such as legal costs and search fees.
Home buyers and sellers are also able to voluntarily enter into reservation agreements
in advance of exchange, which can provide protection when property transactions fall
through.</p>
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