It wasn't until after the house was handed over that the buyer found out that the house had been mortgaged. If the developer conceals the defects in rights, the buyer can claim breach of contract or compensation. According to the Civil Code and judicial interpretations, the buyer can terminate the contract or seek compensation.
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After the delivery, it was found that a garbage station was built nearby. If this was an unfavorable factor that should have been disclosed during the contract signing but was not, you can claim that the developer breached the contract or committed fraud. It is recommended to check the contract and the planning documents.
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When the delivery occurs, if the gate of the residential community does not match the sandbox model, and if the sandbox model is a specific part of the contract, the buyer can claim breach of contract. It is recommended to verify the contract, the planning documents, and the promotional materials before taking legal action to protect their rights.
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The price of the house in the subscription agreement shall be subject to the written agreement. The subscription agreement usually stipulates the unit price or total price of the house, and the decoration standard shall be written into the terms or supplementary agreement. If it is not specified, it may be priced separately.
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If the formaldehyde level in the newly delivered house exceeds the standard, you can protect your rights according to the law by demanding remediation, price reduction, or compensation. If the formaldehyde level is seriously exceeded and affects your living conditions, you can claim corresponding relief. It is recommended to use a qualified testing agency for the inspection.
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The ambiguity of the decoration standards and the failure to specify brands do not automatically exempt the contractor from liability. The standards should be determined in accordance with national standards or industry norms. If the actual quality is lower than what was agreed upon, the client can claim breach of contract. It is recommended to supplement the brand list in the contract.
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When inspecting a fully-furnished house, in addition to checking the surface conditions, it is also necessary to inspect the hidden works and environmental protection aspects. Problems such as hollow walls, leakage, electrical circuit issues, and excessive formaldehyde levels may constitute quality violations, and the buyer can demand repairs, price reductions, or compensation accordingly.
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The developer's unauthorized modification of the apartment layout and its impact on the contractual purpose constitute a fundamental breach of contract. The buyer may terminate the contract, request a refund, and claim compensation in accordance with Articles 563 and 577 of the Civil Code.
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If the orientation of the house does not conform to the contract, it constitutes a breach of contract, and the buyer can demand the seller to continue to perform the contract, make remedies, or provide compensation. If it constitutes a fundamental breach of contract, the buyer can terminate the contract and move out, and the matter shall be handled in accordance with Articles 577 and 563 of the Ci...
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According to the Civil Code and the Judicial Interpretation of Commercial Housing, if the actual floor height is lower than what is stipulated in the contract, it constitutes a delivery failure, and the buyer may request repair, compensation for the price difference, or rescission of the contract in serious cases.
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If the buyer fails to accept the house within the time limit specified in the notice of accepting the house in accordance with the contract, the buyer shall bear the risk of the property management fees from the date of delivery; if the developer does not meet the delivery conditions, the buyer has the right to refuse to accept the house.
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For legal layoffs, the employer shall pay economic compensation N (one month per completed year) in accordance with Article 47 of the Labor Contract Law. For illegal dismissals, the employee may claim 2N in compensation, with a cap on the base amount and the duration of service.
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Economic layoffs must meet the statutory circumstances stipulated in Article 41 of the Labor Contract Law, the threshold of 20 people or 10% of the total number of employees, and comply with the procedures of advance explanation and reporting.
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There is no fixed number of days stipulated in the law for companies to stop paying salaries. According to Article 38 of the Labor Contract Law, if the employer fails to pay the employee's wages in full and on time, the employee can notify the employer in writing to terminate the contract and claim economic compensation.
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According to Article 38 of the Labor Contract Law, if a worker is forced to terminate the labor contract, he/she shall notify the employer and specify the statutory reasons. Otherwise, he/she may not be able to claim economic compensation. The key point is that the notice of termination must clearly refer to the statutory circumstances and provide evidence to support it.
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