condominium
May 25, 2010 | 30,00 EUR | answered by Steffan Schwerin
Dear Sir or Madam,
In June 2007, we purchased a condominium (holiday home). The completion date was June 1, 2008. We have a notice of conveyance and will not agree to its deletion. Due to non-performance of contractual services, we have exercised our right to withhold payment. We have reduced partial invoices. The apartment has not yet been accepted by us and has not been handed over to us. The developer has sold the apartment a second time (with a notarial contract). The new buyer is using the apartment as a holiday home.
My question is, is a second sale of a condominium too casual and how can I defend myself against this.
Best regards,
Dear questioner,
I will answer the questions you have asked, taking into consideration the circumstances described and your input, as follows:
In principle, an item/property can be sold multiple times. However, the consequences of the sale - i.e., the transfer of ownership - can only be carried out once.
The other buyers would then have a claim for damages against the seller.
There is no claim for transfer of ownership, as this is no longer possible.
Therefore, you can no longer demand a transfer of ownership, but you have a claim for damages against the seller.
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