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Anonymous users2024-01-24You can call him a developer to fix it for you! If it is not repaired. You can ask him to compensate you for the loss of work expenses for decoration and check-in. And you pay for the repairs, the cost of repairing the house. Hehe... Hope it helps...
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Anonymous users2024-01-23A few comments for you:
1. Ask the developer to repair the house immediately.
2. Regardless of whether the house is repaired or not, you have the right to claim compensation from the developer.
3. Require the developer to pay liquidated damages for the delay in delivery of the house.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Fix! At the same time, liquidated damages will be compensated! Do it according to the contract!
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Agree with the statement that there is no water leakage in the home!
Mainly because the amount of milky white rubber added is less, the adhesion of the material and the wall is not enough, the neighbor's heating leakage has little impact, if it is a house in the north, due to the large indoor temperature difference, it can also cause partial cracking, generally treated like this, the part of the warped wall skin is snatched off, and then scraped flat with gypsum powder and milky white rubber, the crack is also, polished well, patched with latex paint, it's good.
It is useless to find a heating company, he just provides heating, which will not cause waterproof leakage. If you are still within the 5-year warranty period of the developer's house, you can try it with him to see if you can solve it, but you have already done a waterproof renovation, and the developer will basically not be liable. At the same time, look for someone who does waterproofing, and try to make him responsible. >>>More
The so-called "expired warranty period" by the developer may refer to the expiration of the warranty period of the construction unit to the developer, because the warranty period of the construction unit to the developer is calculated from the date of acceptance of the completion of the project. Here, the developer is confusing the warranty period of the construction unit with the warranty period of the owner, but in fact, the starting time of the two is different. The Ministry of Construction issued the "Regulations on the Implementation of the Residential Quality Assurance Certificate and Residential Instruction Manual System for Commercial Housing", which clearly stipulates that the residential warranty period is calculated from the date when the developer delivers the completed and accepted residential buildings to the user, and the developer shall fulfill the warranty obligation and bear the liability for the losses caused by the quality problems that occur within the warranty period and fall within the scope of the warranty. >>>More
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Avoid the opposition sun of your householder's zodiac sign and the direction of the door of your new home. >>>More
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