Start by reading the reservation contract carefully to identify exactly when refunds apply: under which conditions (title issues, permits, financing, due diligence) is money refundable, and who may authorize a refund. Ask the seller for clear statements about where the funds are held and who has authority to release them, and ensure the document does not allow a deadline to override your rights to inspect documents. Have an independent Thai-qualified lawyer review the terms, verify that due diligence conditions are explicit and conditional on satisfactory evidence, and confirm that refunds are not tied to discretionary sales targets. Request a consolidated file of all supporting documents (title searches, permits, plans, translations, inspection reports, receipts) and seek written confirmations of any extensions if due diligence takes longer. Keep in mind that this is general guidance; obtain current independent legal advice tailored to your transaction to ensure the refund terms are enforceable in practice.
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