Common use of PROVISION OF ADVICE Clause in Contracts

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the law after we have delivered our advice, or if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. 2.3. You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we act for you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in the courts or other tribunals, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or regulation. 2.6. To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number.

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. 3.1 Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. 3.2 We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the law after we have delivered our advice, or nor if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. 2.3. 3.3 You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we act for you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in the courts or other tribunals, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. 3.4 You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or regulation. 2.6. 3.5 To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-e- mail address or telephone number. 3.6 When we are required to exchange contracts within 10 days of being instructed or any such timeframe that would be unrealistic given the nature of the transaction, we cannot be held responsible for any omissions or the lack of information from the seller or their lawyers or any relevant third party that may be outstanding or due to the tight timescale any information which may be inadvertently omitted or not considered. When you instruct us to exchange contracts under these circumstances you will then have no claim against the firm, individual Director or a member or staff of the firm. 3.7 You should consult other suitably qualified professionals for advice on non-legal matters such as the condition of the property, its services and market value, environmental issues or for specific investment advice. Kingfields do not provide advices on such matters. If you have any concerns on these issues then we are happy to recommend you to an appropriate specialist. 3.8 We do not advise on financial, investment, surveying, valuation, planning, commercial viability, trading, or marketability issues. We only advise on tax when we have expressly agreed in writing to do so and subject to our Terms and Conditions and Engagement Letter. 3.9 We are not qualified either as accountants or as surveyors and the interpretation of financial information or environmental surveying information should be undertaken on your behalf by specialist advisers qualified to render such advice. 3.10 We are committed to providing you with the best customer care. We will therefore: 3.10.1 review your matter and update you in writing with progress on your matter regularly; 3.10.2 communicate with you in plain language; 3.10.3 explain to you by telephone or in writing the legal work required as your matter progresses; 3.10.4 update you on the cost of your matter at regular intervals; 3.10.5 keep you regularly informed of progress or, if there is none, when you are next likely to hear from us; 3.10.6 deal with your queries promptly, (e.g. we will always try to return your phone calls the same day); 3.10.7 update you on whether the likely outcomes still justify the likely costs and risks associated with your matter whenever there is a material change in circumstances during the transaction; 3.10.8 update you on the likely timescales for each stage of this matter and any important changes in those estimates; 3.10.9 continue to review whether there are alternative methods by which your matter can be funded.

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the regulations and housing law after we have delivered our advice, or if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. 2.3. You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we are engaged to act for and on behalf of you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in tribunals or the courts or other tribunalscourts, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or regulation. 2.6. To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number.

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. 3.1 Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. 3.2 We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the law after we have delivered our advice, or nor if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. 2.3. 3.3 You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we act for you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in the courts or other tribunals, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. 3.4 You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or regulation. 2.6. 3.5 To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number. 3.6 When we are required to exchange contracts within 10 days of being instructed or any such timeframe that would be unrealistic given the nature of the transaction, we cannot be held responsible for any omissions or the lack of information from the seller or their lawyers or any relevant third party that may be outstanding or due to the tight timescale any information which may be inadvertently omitted or not considered. When you instruct us to exchange contracts under these circumstances you will then have no claim against the firm, individual partner or a member or staff of the firm. 3.7 You should consult other suitably qualified professionals for advice on non-legal matters such as the condition of the property, its services and market value, environmental issues or for specific investment advice. Kingfields do not provide advices on such matters. If you have any concerns on these issues then we are happy to recommend you to an appropriate specialist. 3.8 We do not advise on financial, investment, surveying, valuation, planning, commercial viability, trading, or marketability issues. We only advise on tax when we have expressly agreed in writing to do so and subject to our Terms and Conditions and Engagement Letter. 3.9 We are not qualified either as accountants or as surveyors and the interpretation of financial information or environmental surveying information should be undertaken on your behalf by specialist advisers qualified to render such advice. 3.10 We are committed to providing you with the best customer care. We will therefore: 3.10.1 review your matter and update you in writing with progress on your matter regularly; 3.10.2 communicate with you in plain language; 3.10.3 explain to you by telephone or in writing the legal work required as your matter progresses; 3.10.4 update you on the cost of your matter at regular intervals; 3.10.5 keep you regularly informed of progress or, if there is none, when you are next likely to hear from us; 3.10.6 deal with your queries promptly, (e.g. we will always try to return your phone calls the same day); 3.10.7 update you on whether the likely outcomes still justify the likely costs and risks associated with your matter whenever there is a material change in circumstances during the transaction; 3.10.8 update you on the likely timescales for each stage of this matter and any important changes in those estimates; 3.10.9 continue to review whether there are alternative methods by which your matter can be funded.

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. 2.1 Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. 2.2 We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the law after we have delivered our advice, or if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. 2.32.3 If you are a business client, our service is provided in accordance to how many members of staff work for your company. The number of staff that are covered by our advice is specified in the Engagement Letter. The term ‘Staff’ includes all employees, workers, directors, consultants, contractors and agents that provide services to you. Should you employ or take on new staff during this Agreement, you must notify us within 14 days, alongside an updated total number of staff. If taking on new staff results in you exceeding the scope of this Agreement, additional charges shall be incurred in relation to the updated number of staff. 2.4 You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. 2.5 If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we act for you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in the courts or other tribunals, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. 2.6 You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or of regulation. 2.6. 2.7 To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number.

PROVISION OF ADVICE. 2.1. Our advice on any matter is confidential and is provided for your benefit alone and solely for the purpose of the matter set out by us in the Engagement Letter. Save with our prior written consent it may not be relied upon for any other purpose or by any other person. Our duty of care is to you as our client and does not extend to any third party. 2.2. We are not responsible for advising (or not advising) on matters outside the scope of the Engagement Letter, or for advising on changes in the law after we have delivered our advice, or if you act or refrain from acting on the basis of any draft advice before it has been finalised. We will advise on the law in England and Wales only. 2.3. You are responsible for providing us in a timely manner with all instructions, information and documents that we require in order to advise you on your matter and to ensure that such information is, and remains, true and accurate in all material respects and is not misleading. Unless we agree otherwise, we will not check the accuracy or completeness of such information. You should not assume that information or documents which have previously been given to us on matters on which we have previously advised will be known to those instructed on a new matter. 2.4. If now, or at any time in the future, any matter upon which we act for you is the subject of contested proceedings, whether in the courts or other tribunals, you will almost certainly have to disclose documents, including electronic documents, relevant to the matter. You should ensure that you do not destroy or allow to be destroyed any documents that relate to such matter in any way as your position in such proceedings could be seriously compromised if you do so. 2.5. You are responsible for ensuring that you have all necessary rights to supply us with the information you provide and that our use of that information will not infringe the rights of any third party or result in a breach of any law, rule or regulation. 2.6. To enable us to continue to advise you on your matter effectively you are obliged to inform us, within 7 days, of any changes to your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number.