A potential lawsuit against my construction project is looming! What now?

Oh...that as well... a tied transaction. What about the real estate transfer tax?

I had to pay it normally according to the assessment of my federal state. You can't really call it a tied transaction in this case.

*laugh*



So there is indeed no development plan that includes the property. Otherwise, your previous owner would not have had to apply for a preliminary building permit in the first place.

The development plan only comes or came through my project or the house I want to build on it.

You mean a reversal of the purchase contract? I don't believe in that.

That will certainly not be the case, of course.

I also do not believe in any reasons that could prevent construction within the framework of the development plan. Because even if there are still some objection periods open, who cares? What matters is whether justified objections can be raised, and I don't see any in a development plan area.

That will also not be the case, precisely because I strictly adhere to the development plan. As already mentioned. There are no reasons nor have any been named. Only telephone harassment at the building authority and the failure to provide guidance. So all hot air if you can put it that way. Nothing absolutely stands in the way of a building permit. The note about the calls does not affect the building application in any way.

Oh...also that too... a tied selling. What about the real estate transfer tax?

You know that.

So much hot air, if you can put it that way.

That is EXACTLY what we've been trying to explain to you here all along.

The development plan only comes or only came because of my project or the house I want to build on it.

So what now? Is there a development plan or not? It wouldn’t have been created just for your property. Please familiarize yourself with the basics of building law first. Then many answers to your questions will arise on their own, or you can get qualified answers here on specific issues.

So what's it now? Is there a development plan or not? It wouldn't have been created just for your property. Please familiarize yourself with the basics of building law first. Then many answers to your questions will arise by themselves or you can get qualified answers here on specific issues.

Yes, there is.

Yes, it exists.

Then the previous 12 pages of this thread were unnecessary, since there can be no problems and a reversal of the purchase contract becomes obsolete anyway, as you bought building land within a development plan.