I bought a condo unit without strata. My lawyer told me that they have faxed a letter to the developer to check the actual ownership of the condo unit. Usually, how long it will take for the developer to verify this? Btw, my lawyer says that if the developer is late is responding, the 14 days can be extended.

Now, it seems like waiting for the developer to respond. Should I still call the lawyer everyday within the 14 days? What else should I ask when I call the lawyer up?

Try calling the developr's office to find out status.

If the developer is a one-off developer who's finished selling all the condo units, chances are there's no one assigned to keep track of post sales admin work like your requests. Then you better do some serious chasing the people at the developer's office.


This post has been edited by ??!!: Nov 2 2009, 06:58 PM

Even if my lawyer did the faxing, I nit to follow up with the developer?

Tx a lot for the info

If your completion time is critical...some bits of chasing from your end don't hurt.
Not sure how much time the clerk at legal firm will allocate for your file..don't forget your case is not their only case.

Sure, I will get the developer's contact today...tx =)

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Added on November 3, 2009, 3:08 pmi have called the developer, the man was sort of sarcastic (but got to bear with it), says will take one week time....i am counting that one week time frame for him to get it ready...

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Added on November 14, 2009, 7:39 pmanyway, the developer responded the day after...which i was kinda surprised...

This post has been edited by leongal: Nov 14 2009, 07:39 PM