Letter to developer client at the start of development project

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Letter to developer client at the start of development project

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To: [insert client name and address]

Date: [insert date]

Dear [contact name]

[Project name/Address]

Thank you for instructing us in relation to [description of project and address].

So that we have as much information as possible at the outset of this project, and to highlight any key issues, I would be grateful if you could confirm the following and bring any relevant documents [including those Listed in the schedule to this letter] to our meeting on [date]:

The

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