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Anonymous users2024-01-24If there is no reality in the picture, then you can refuse to accept the house, check out and ask for compensation for the loss, or if you can accept the current house type, then negotiate for the developer to compensate you a little.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It can be negotiated or resolved through litigation.
rescinding the contract; The developer is required to bear the liability for breach of contract according to the contract;
It is also possible to claim compensation from the developer based on the actual loss.
You can ask the developer to take care of this, or you can switch to another property.
The upstairs is good, with the public, you can do whatever they want!! Hehe.. However, you have to pay attention to the warranty problem in the later stage
Look at the floor plan when you buy it. If it's advertised as having a kitchen, and there's a kitchen design in the contract, you can sue. >>>More
If you don't have a house, you can go directly to a lawyer for a consultation. >>>More
I said this buddy, the protective net is not installed outside, you can install it inside. It's all protective functions, and no one cares about it. It's just that the cost is a little higher, and my house is installed in it. It can still be stretched.