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Wow, the variety of answers shows the variety of ways real estate is conducted in different locales. It would help to know WHERE (country & state) the property is located.In California, the purchase agreement specifies a time period, if any, for the buyer to inspect the condition of the property. In some contracts, the default value is “17 days” but in my area 7~10 days is typical. Sometimes, the buyer will waive inspections; it’s not advisable, but it certainly happens.During the inspection period, the buyer may, but is not obligated to, inspect the property. When this period ends, the buyer must notify the seller if the property is accepted as is, request any repairs and/or credits, or cancel the agreement. When the buyer and seller agree on the resolution of any concerns, the buyer signs a contingency release form.After contingency release, if the seller discovers or remembers any material fact which would affect the value or desirability of the property, such as a major repair needed, they must inform the buyer. This re-opens the contingency period, usually for 3 days.Note that the buyer may make requests of the seller at any time before, during, or after the contingency period, even after closing, but the seller is only obligated to respond or possibly repair issues per the terms of the agreement. Typically, after the buyer releases the contingency, the seller has no further obligation to repair or give credits and, if the buyer were to cancel the agreement after removing all contingencies, they could lose their deposit.Practically speaking, if the buyer requests a repair or credit after the contingency has been removed, it’s simply up to the seller whether to agree, ignore, negotiate, or decline the request.CONCLUSION: In my area, regardless of whether a professional inspection was performed, the buyer may request repairs or a credit at any time. And, the seller is only obligated to repair or pay per the terms of the agreement.

While many people have answered the question, I’m assuming that you needed a more detailed answer rather than just the definition (or else you would have googled it). So here you have a detailed answer. :)The word Outward Remittance means sending payment outside country.From India remittances are sent from Monday to Friday only. On third day the remittance is received by the party. (Example if sent on say Tuesday then on Thursday the remittance will be received)The following documents needs to submitted in the bank for outward remittance -Request Letter - This include details of transaction such asA/C to be debitedAmountBeneficiary details (Name, address, A/C no. , Swift code etc.)Purpose of paymentInvoice numberShipment detailsCA declaration for the required form to be submitted or exempted and reason behind exemption.Purchase Invoice with following detailsName and address of sellerName and address of buyerOrigin CountryPayment terms - Part/FullBank details of the sellerPort of loadingFinal destinationImport Export CodeOnce all documents are submitted and payment is released, the bank will issueDebit Advice - It has details of the amount debited from the account in INR. This includes bill amount and bank charges.Swift advice - It has the details of the sender and receivers transaction.

It started with the Arab Spring. Citizens emboldened by social media rose up against President Bashar al-Assad's government. Protesters marched in the capital of Damascus, demanding democratic reforms and the release of political prisoners. The security forces retaliated by opening fire on the protesters.The protest was triggered by the arrest of a boy and his friends for writing a graffiti called "The people want the fall of the regime. Bashar al-Assad subsequently ordered the use of chemical bombs and lethal military action. Rebels started forming the Free Syrian Army (FSA) to fight back. (This led to an international outcry. USA supports the rebels while Russia supports the government.)The Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War began on 30 September 2015, following a formal request by the Syrian government for military help against rebel and jihadist groups. It is presumed that Russia has several aims:Syria is a buyer of Russian arms.The Russian naval facility in Tartus in Syria is Russia's only naval facility in the Mediterranean region and only remaining military facility outside the former USSR. (And we all know how much Russia desires access to seas and oceans)As of September 2015, an estimated 2,500 Russian nationals were fighting alongside ISIL (ISIS), and President Putin declared that their return to Russia would be a national threat, and that it would be better to fight them on Syrian ground.Believes Bashar al-Assad is capable of fighting against ISIL. (Somewhat like the lesser of two evils)PS: I am afraid that no matter how things turn out- whether Basher al-Assad gets toppled or not- fighting is going to continue for another long time. Foreign intervention need to rethink their strategy and work at a long lasting solution. Removing a person in power often becomes a vicious cycle that sees no end. When will the region be united against ISIS?I hope you discount the bracketed words!Edit: the question asked for less than 200 words initially... that's why my answer is so short. If I reach beyond 1k views, I will change my answer to be lengthier!If you like my post, please upvote it! If you want to read more from me, please follow me! Many thanks!