Jun 29 2024, 09:51 AM
QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jun 24 2024, 10:15 PM)
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
The way you interpret it is not correct. The developer will only make sure the utility is ready to be connected to each of the unit. Means , the utilities has termination ready before any meter like TNB or AIR. 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
Simply logic question, when the purchaser use the utility, the meter under purchaser name. If under purchaser name - why developer need to apply? You buy sub-sale unit also same, you need to apply the new meter / change the name on your own. The only different , for the new unit, some developer are kind enough/ doing extra mile to help the owner to apply for the meters. But applying for the utility meter is never the developer responsibility. Just because some of the developer doing extra mile to buy their customer convenient, doesn't all developers will do the same.
As long as the power , water reach your unit before the meter connection - the task by the developer is deemed to be completed. PBT will support the issuance of CCC.
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