The most important part of the conveyancing process is the contract of sale. Ideally, before you sign the contract and section 32 you should have it reviewed by a lawyer. The contract shows what you and the seller agreed to when you agreed to buy the property. The contract is a legally binding document, and if it is broken, it could lead to serious legal problems. Since the contract is meant to be a record of everything you agreed to with the seller, anything you said orally is not part of the contract and you shouldn't rely on it. If you are worried that parts of your agreement with the seller are not in the contract of sale, you should let your lawyer know as soon as possible.