The developer's solicitor replied and gave confirmation thereof.
Well I'm currently taking advise from my solicitor. Has anyone heard of a similar situation before? I'd love to know if there is a precedent out there.
Your solicitor should be able to tell you straight out what your options are in relation to this seeming breach of contract. What has s/he said about this and the legality/enforceability of the additional clause added to your contract?Well I'm currently taking advise from my solicitor.
4) Try to get one of the penthouse for a knock-down value in lieu of you not suing and holding up the development.
Presumably, as with any legal route, there is always a danger of you ending up out of pocket due to legal expenses etc.? And these things can drag on.My options are:
1.) pull out of contract and sue for losses
2.) continue with purchase and sue for losses
3.) take out an injunction to prevent developer from building
Presumably, as with any legal route, there is always a danger of you ending up out of pocket due to legal expenses etc.? And these things can drag on.
Which, if any, particular option has your solicitor recommended as the best one?
Another issue is attic space. One of the reasons I bought a top floor apartment was to get the attic space which adds a lot of extra storage space. Will you loose out on this as they were planning to build above?
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