buying subsale unit with water leakage defect, how to include a clause in S&P
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 Feb 21 2019, 03:09 PM
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QUOTE(qilaf @ Feb 21 2019, 01:48 PM) that can become a reason for you to back out from the deal. This I agree. I am very certain that there are other units available out there for you to take. I am not sure if you did pay the 3% booking fee, and if you did, I would hope that you have a "refundable" clause that has "subject to bank loan rejection etc etc". Your lawyer can give you that advise. Be firm to ask that owner to get it fixed. |
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Feb 21 2019, 05:17 PM
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QUOTE(cedyy @ Feb 21 2019, 05:02 PM) management is supposed to be involved in cases like this. strata act states clearly on the responsibility of upper floor unit owner need to rectify such leakage defects. but looking at the unit, it looks new ? is it still under defect liability period? Yeah, if your unit is not older than 18 months, you can still do a defect liability claim. Else, if not, you have to pursue this with management. That is, of course, if you die die want this unit. |
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