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A Memorandum Of Understanding For Property is commonly used in Belgian property transactions as an initial step before entering into a formal, binding agreement. This document is particularly valuable when parties need to establish clear intentions and framework for negotiations while maintaining flexibility. It typically precedes more formal agreements like sale-purchase contracts or development agreements, allowing parties to outline key terms while conducting due diligence. The MOU includes crucial details such as property identification, proposed financial terms, timelines, and conditions precedent, all within the context of Belgian property law and regulations. It's especially useful in complex property transactions where detailed negotiations and various approvals may be required before finalizing a binding agreement. While generally non-binding, certain provisions like confidentiality and exclusivity can be made binding if specifically agreed upon by the parties.
