I guess you need to call to the developer and find out by yourself. Different developers has different SOP. Some would say subsale buyer not entitled for the liabilities, but some does.

These question will only arise when buyers buying a newly completed subsale property. The liability should be from the developer but not the 1st owner who wanted to sell. Most of the time, old properties are sold with "as it where is" basis. Furniture and fittings are hard to tell if they will be in good condition. Some how not all interior design/fittings/renovation is favour by new buyer. So, the question should be precisely this way, "Is the liability period from the developer transferable to the new buyer".

Please take note, the liability period should calculate from date of delivery (VP date).

My two cents.

Because he not join this forum yet when this thread open,..now only notice 

in normal case of subsales, not a new purchase the buyer should take all necessary due diligence to check the property thoroughly before purchase...

the seller would never undertake a warranty period ...

check it out properly ... and notify the seller to fix them before buying la ...

This wan can be nego... They fix it and sell... Or whatever defect u think there is... Get a quote...then minus the quoted price from selling price lo