| BUYER | Not the seller but part of the transaction. (5) |
| TAX | Government's share of the transaction |
| BUTCHER | Joint seller, but expensive in France (7) |
| PARIS | Capital, but part of the diocese falls short (5) |
| BANKSTATEMENT | A summary provided by a financial institution of the transactions on a customer's account (4,9) |
| AMATEUR | Not a professional but part of the team at Euros (7) |
| INFIRM | Frail, but part of the business? |
| DEALS | Gives us a hand with the transactions (5) |
| REPOS | Cars taken back by the seller |
| NEMODAT | Not just a quirky Latin phrase, but part of a fundamental legal maxim translating as "no one gives (what he or she does not have)" (4,3) |
| SUM | The total sounds but part of it (3) |
| CONSTANT | Safety match? Not yet but part of a motor (8) |
| VEIN | Sounding futile, but part of a vital system |
| CAVEATEMPTOR | The principle that the buyer must bear the risk for the quality of goods purchased unless they are covered by the seller's warranty (6,6) |
| BRIDGINGLOAN | Sum of money borrowed during the transaction of buying a property (8,4) |
| OFFICE | A place for the transaction of business is not on hard water |
| DELIVERY | Shipment of goods from the seller to the buyer |
| MANYEPIRETURNS | What awaits the seller of defective finials? |
| RESERVEPRICE | Keep cost to the minimum acceptable to the seller |
| ASKINGPRICE | Requesting made by prince, grain is what the seller wants (6,5) |
