BÜ wants a declaration of assignment. How to avoid it?

I have actually made it clear in every one of my posts that we are also aiming for a solution without legal dispute.

In the initial post, you quite openly show a willingness to breach the contract to avoid your own disadvantages. That simply creates a negative impression.

1) The issue of the flat rate fixed price offer and additional foundation claims by the general contractor even though it is stated in the contract. 2) The issue of the foundation being done by third parties and the loss of warranty for the entire house 3) The issue of contractually regulated assignment declaration after a payment default has occurred

In your opening post you quite openly show a willingness to breach the contract in order to avoid personal disadvantages. That simply comes across negatively.

That is absolutely not true and does not correspond to the truth! Where did I say that? Breach of contract is NOT an option for us. We have lost 7 months since the contract was signed. Surely it would simply be crazy to even consider something like breach of contract now. Everyone here seems to read only what they want. Everything except what is actually written and meant.

Is there now a way for us not to comply with the construction company's demand? What happens in this case if we refuse such an obligation?

I must be simply reading it wrong if the possibility of refusing an obligation is not considered therein. I have now understood that you do not want to breach the contract.

I must be simply reading it wrong if it does not consider the possibility of refusing an obligation. I have now understood that you do not want to breach the contract.

That’s right :) maybe I also expressed myself incorrectly. Because you are not the only one here who misinterprets my intention. Ideally, I am looking for a way to reach an agreement without getting into conflict and without involving a lawyer. But nevertheless, I want to be fully informed about the legal situation and my rights before the conversation.

But why should I just hand over the freedom to make payments to the construction company without any kind of security for myself – I don't understand that. Moreover, it now seems that he is not entitled to demand such a thing.

The only security for you now can only be the demand for a performance bond.

The only security for you now can only be the demand for a performance bond.

Yes, but only if the general contractor continues to insist on a bond/assignment (?). I wouldn’t just barge in with the goal of a conflict-free solution.