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From: bennison@clt.DEC (Victor Bennison - DTN 381-2156)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: lawyers at closings
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Date: Mon, 14-Oct-85 22:13:42 EDT
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Apparently here in New Hampshire it is traditional not to take
a lawyer with you to a closing unless there are problems expected.
That's what my real estate agent told me and also the bank loan
officer.  I was skeptical, so I called my lawyer.  He concurred,
saying he saw no reason for his being there.  His advice cost
me nothing and cost him a potential fee.  I'm not saying it's a
good idea, just that it does seem to be the custom here in the
woods.

    				Vick Bennison
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