i booked a house in puncak jalil ( under talam ) and pay agent fees in april 2010
i've signed spa on 16th june 2010
the dev ( talam ) respond on doc ( i dont know what it calls ) in sept 2010
to date i am still waiting redemption letter fro RHB for me to submit the gov loan appl.
the problem is, the vendor is keep delays in handing the redemption letter. what i understand from rhb, the vendor has special request to bank in terms of loan balance amount with the bank. we still can not submit the loan till now and what i understand from lawyer the spa valid till early jan 2011 only.
since we are renting a house, the tenancy ends this dec and the owner dont want to renew it since we tell them we will be renting the house for 4-5 months more. we have to bear a cost of moving and renting anew house!
what sort of legal actions can i take to vendor right now?
what kind of damages fees i can claim to vendor?
can i cancel the whole spa now?
if cancel, will i get the whole deposit backs? plus any interest or compensation to my loss?
it doesnt make sense any vendor wantto delay the buying process almost a year. normally people sell house to get money fast.
please advise me.
tq
Added on December 1, 2010, 11:26 am
QUOTE(dariofoo @ Dec 1 2010, 10:27 AM)
When you say 'some reason' - are you saying default by purchaser or vendor?
If default by purchaser, the contract would be deemed to have been breached by the purchaser, and the vendor is entitled to forfeit the 10% deposit as agreed liquidated damages. Other sums collected by the vendor, i.e. differential sum (if any) shall be refunded to the purchaser.
In practice, there are situations where the vendor condones the delay and accepts the late penalty interest as compensation, as it would be quite a hassle to start all over again with a new purchaser, etc.
ya, in shortest way - my spa ( for leasehold ) takes more than 3+1 to complete. default definetely by VENDOR.If default by purchaser, the contract would be deemed to have been breached by the purchaser, and the vendor is entitled to forfeit the 10% deposit as agreed liquidated damages. Other sums collected by the vendor, i.e. differential sum (if any) shall be refunded to the purchaser.
In practice, there are situations where the vendor condones the delay and accepts the late penalty interest as compensation, as it would be quite a hassle to start all over again with a new purchaser, etc.
HOW?
This post has been edited by PabloPicasso: Dec 1 2010, 11:26 AM
Dec 1 2010, 11:22 AM

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