Questions & Answers
Withdrawing from a sale agreement when the seller does note abide by the terms
If Form F of a property states that a property is tenanted to a certain date, and the date is incorrect, does the buyer have a claim to withdraw from the sale?
Essentially, I was told in writing that the tenant would "leave" the property by a certain date.
The actual notice was served to the client after the date of Form F being served, meaning that the tenant will be in the apartment for a further 12 months.
Do I have a right to withdraw as a buyer and have my deposit cheques returned?
As per your query, if there is any such thing whereby there is a breach from the buyer’s side, then you may terminate the agreement.
However, you must put a complaint to RERA and check about their answer or you may file a case and claim the money if you want to cancel and take back the deposited cheque as compensation.
Also, you can send a legal notice to the seller.
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