QUOTE(shadow_walker @ Nov 23 2018, 04:01 PM)
by law they have to pay. its like court decision. if they wanna challenge tribunal decision developer have to bring to higher court (civil case edi). they have to prove lor. usually if tribunal awarded to purchaser already concrete reason. they dont simply2 award to you.
if they simply delay cannot mah. kena penalty. if wanna challenge than civil case. developer need to fork out money wor.
if declare bancrupt abit complicated. hahaha. but liquidator will take over from the bancrupt company. if a developer declare bancrupt then the development itself will be takeover by liquidator. all their land taken wor. not simply can declare bancrupt liddat. of course this process will take time.
On some projects, the only viable solution to revive the project is through liquidations or foreclosure.if they simply delay cannot mah. kena penalty. if wanna challenge than civil case. developer need to fork out money wor.
if declare bancrupt abit complicated. hahaha. but liquidator will take over from the bancrupt company. if a developer declare bancrupt then the development itself will be takeover by liquidator. all their land taken wor. not simply can declare bancrupt liddat. of course this process will take time.
Nov 23 2018, 04:41 PM

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