QUOTE(kochin @ Nov 30 2014, 01:25 PM)
Ladies and gentlemen, if i may humbly suggest a few pointers:
Your utmost priority now would be to get your keys. It doesnt matter what are the restrictions or nonsense clause they are imposing. Just comply for now or sign in duress to get it over and get your keys. Period.
Any other matters be it outstanding works, challenging the level of readiness for vp, increase in maintenance charges, late delivery of letter, etc can be addressed later.
Not taking your keys due to any reasons is just plain silly as there are no rules to say you cant pursue your rights after you have taken the keys.
The other interesting point that i gather is despite a bunch of owners receiving the letter but none have reported to have inspected their unit? I wonder who got the 1st batch to inspect their unit and when. First mover advantage out of 696 owners.
Yippee kay yeah! Mutha f#$ka!
Bro Kochin, need your advice here. Signing their VP means we agreed that the units are ready to be occupied, however the keys can be only obtained by end of this month. Signing their VP also means, we are agreeing that LAD will be paid up to 26th of November instead of key handover date. We are talking about 1 month LAD payment here.
By signing their VP also, we are agreeing to pay the maintenance fee starting from 13th of November, without even occupying the unit in the 1st place.
Please treat this mesage as a learning curve for most of the buyers who are clueless about this sneaky developer.
Don't you think by signing the VP, it will supersede the future complaints about the above issue?