Urgent! When the living room was handed over, the semi enclosed balcony became fully enclosed, and t

Updated on Living room 2024-03-20
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    In this case, you can refuse to make up the payment! If there is such a change in the developer, it should be caused by the later design change - go to the local housing and urban-rural development bureau to understand the actual situation, or you can find a lawyer and everyone to discuss the law!

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    If the relevant agreement has not been signed in detail before, and the developer has not negotiated and signed a supplementary agreement with the buyer, it can be refused, if the original contract does not explain this part, you can go to the local housing management department for consultation, you can also consult a lawyer.

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