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In setting out these terms and conditions Britsnet draws your attention to the advantages and desirability of seeking and taking legal advice and representation from a qualified solicitor in all your dealings relating to your French Property purchase. In particular relating to the differing nature of the French legal system and its impact on inheritance, taxation and other related issues.

As a property in France must be bought in Euros, it should be remembered that the value of Sterling can decrease as well as increase in value when compared to the euro. In consequence, your attention is also drawn to the fact that if you take out a mortgage to finance the purchase of your French property, the sterling equivalent of your liability may be increased by such exchange rate movements.

YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE
OR OTHER LOAN SECURED ON IT