How should I handle an unsigned or incomplete agreement?

Keep drafts separate from commitments

Preserve the version you received and label your working copy as unsigned or incomplete. Identify missing schedules, blank spaces, absent signatures and references to documents that have not been supplied. Do not fill gaps using assumptions from advertising or informal conversations.

Ask your Greek lawyer what significance the document and surrounding correspondence may have. An unsigned document should not automatically be treated as having no consequences, and a signature alone does not answer every question about validity or enforceability. Emails, payment records and messages may be relevant to the advice.

Prepare a short list of uncertainties: the parties, exact property, payment arrangements, conditions, included items and what happens if the transaction does not proceed. Ask who should issue a revised draft and how changes will be identified. Before paying money or communicating acceptance, obtain advice on the proposed action itself, not just on whether the document looks complete.