South Australia: Can you exercise your own cooling off rights without a solicitor?

Just have a question regarding cool off rights in South Australia property purchases.

So the cooling off period is 2 business days from when the Form 1 is served.

If I were to cancel during the cooling off period, it needs to be a written notice and signed by me.

But does the notice need to be written by your solicitor/conveyancer? Or can I write my own cooling off notice, sign it and then send it off?

 

Even if you could, doesn't mean you should.

Is there a proper form the communication has to be in? Are there forms which are not permitted? Does it need confirmation of receipt by the other party? Do you send it to the vendor or the vendor's solicitor?

If you can't answer these questions, that's why you have a solicitor.

 

Yes you can write your own, i have before when it was discovered at the building inspection a house i was buying had an asbestos problem.

 

Thank you so much to both. I have a solicitor he just hasn't gotten back to me yet and I was panicking D: He has since gotten back to me and has confirmed that it's something that I can write myself in an email but I just need for them to acknowledge that they've received it.