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Key collection before eletricity and water supply
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TSHuman Nature
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Jun 24 2024, 10:15 PM, updated 2y ago
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According to SPA, DLP is 24 months. However, there is a clause at the acknowledgement of key collection as below, which contradicts the SPA. Any advice?  Purchasers are required to apply for water supply on our own. However, SPA state that the Developer shall undertake to apply for the connection of water. Is my understanding correct? Is this a breach of the SPA? Developed has applied for eletricity but it has not been connected. Meaning the house will have no eletricity and water supply during key collection.  Any input is appreciated. TQ This post has been edited by Human Nature: Jun 24 2024, 10:16 PM
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TSHuman Nature
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Jun 25 2024, 08:22 AM
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Jun 25 2024, 08:14 AM) Did you buy those unsold house from developer with very big discount?? It seen like you must report defect on those 5 items within 5 days after collect the key. Here has nothing to say on normal 24 mths DLP to be beared by developer. To me is like they only give you five working days to file defect after collect the key. And the electric and water are quite common, first clause it said developer have to provide all infra on electric and water. Then purchaser need to pay them deposit when they request. So if both have been done, then on your VP date the water and electric supply should be available when you got the key No, it is a new developement. The SPA contains the 24 months DLP, the 5 days period comes in a separate letter during key handover which contradicts the SPA. LIke twisting purchaaser arm, if you dont sign cannot get key. The thing is electrical and water supply still not available, so how to check the fault in those items. Developer didn't ask us to pay the deposit for electricity and water and already issue VP. So is ths a breach of SPA?
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TSHuman Nature
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Jun 30 2024, 05:37 AM
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Already got this sorted out. Thanks everyone for the input.
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