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Originally Posted by jlousa
I would proceed very carefully with your posts. You are treading on slander. It is not usual for floorplans to change after initial sales. The developer might have had other plans for the gas meters but was unable to located them in their original location. Its very common that gaslines/hydro/communications entry points get changed after working with the utilities. What you are doing it making assumptions and claiming the developer purposefully deceived you. Any presale is a risk period. It normally works out but there are countless cases of complaints against bigger known developers as well. Seek legal advice if you feel unfairly treated and can't find a compromise with the builder.
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We are the victim , don' t us victim again. We just want to hold this builder be accountable. The all too powerful construction variant clause seems to be "cover all sins." Where is the justice for the buyer? While it may be "common for builder relocate gas meter from its original position", but knowing this change in location significantly impact 1 unit of the 9 units on the same floor, should they not at least offer some kind of compensation. Instead callously wait for buyer to discover at walk through stage? The professional accountable builder should let buyer know, let buyer make decision whether to preceed with contract. Failure to do so can only be described as intention to deceit.