19/05/2010
Our Spanish Lawyers, from our Spanish Law Firm, defended our client’s rights in the First Instance Court Nº 2 Orihuela against a Developer who wanted to terminate the purchase contract they had entered based on the facts that our client had not wanted to sign the Title Deeds nor pay in the agreed time. While it was them who had not finished the building works they were committed to.
Our client was interested in purchasing of two business places, which were attached to each other. He and the vendor agreed that completion would take place on the day the certification of building works were finished, with the changes made by each party and agreed in the contracts.
After a few months our client accepted that the Developers were the ones to take over the building works, without our client having to pay. They hired different professionals to take over the building works, but at some point the Developers blocked access to them; taking advantage of August being so close and they were about to close for vacation. A few days later, the Developers required the purchaser to sign the Title Deeds and he refused claiming the building works were not finished yet, and he had not been allowed to do his own.
After a few Notary requirements more, and some photography reports the Developers decided to terminate the contract and sue our client, claiming for the termination of contract.
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