Feb 3 2024, 04:34 PM
QUOTE(Bakagomi @ Feb 2 2024, 10:40 PM)
Think the best option is to approach a lawyer.
Collect all the necessary information and proof and see if you have a case.
If the agent is an authorize agent of the developer this could fall under misrepresentation.
And if the developer is even aware of the situation before you sign this could even be a case of fraud.
But my best advise is the seek a lawyer. The lawyer will be able to advise if you have a case or not and what are your odds of winning.
Sometimes the court can be quite sympathetic to such cases.
Best of luck.
This is actually the worst option. Save yourself the trouble and just sell it and consider as lesson learned. Your wife already having mental breakdown due to this you want to spend additional (a lot more) money for a court case and prolong her angony. Collect all the necessary information and proof and see if you have a case.
If the agent is an authorize agent of the developer this could fall under misrepresentation.
And if the developer is even aware of the situation before you sign this could even be a case of fraud.
But my best advise is the seek a lawyer. The lawyer will be able to advise if you have a case or not and what are your odds of winning.
Sometimes the court can be quite sympathetic to such cases.
Best of luck.
Whatever you claimed you said and recorded is not useful in a court of law. Do you think the agent/developer you are sueing will agree the recording is what they promised you when facing the judge? They can claim that you later told them you dun want the unit facing DPC and decided to take the other unit facing somewhere else due to its cheaper. They can also argue they trusted your word when you changed your mind. So in the end its your word against theirs, and some more they will have more money to hire better lawyers than you.
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