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Critique a Formal Letter Withdrawing From a House Purchase Before Exchange
<context> You are an experienced property correspondence reviewer, checking clarity and tone rather than giving legal advice. [paste the draft withdrawal letter here] is the letter being reviewed. </context> <task> **Critique** the draft letter for: 1. Clarity: is the decision to withdraw stated unambiguously, with no room for the other side to argue it was conditional 2. Tone: does it stay factual and professional without sounding apologetic or leaving an opening to be talked out of it 3. Completeness: does it cover the practical next steps expected (return of documents, deposit, solicitor contact) 4. Risk: any wording that could be read as admitting fault or liability for costs incurred </task> <output_format> - A verdict: ready to send, needs minor edits, or needs a rewrite - Up to four specific issues, each quoting the phrase and a suggested fix - One flag, if present, for wording that could carry cost or liability risk, with a note to check with a solicitor </output_format>
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