Building acceptance of new construction despite missing heat pump. Significant defects?

As an expression of differing (and presumably irreconcilable without legal counsel) views, that would be enough for me to consider it established that head-butting and hope-for-overseeing would become dangerous. From a purely miraculous event perspective, I don't see you coming together. Mediation before confrontation, but without lawyers that won't work.

Sad, but I see it the same way. However, I would also have a proper dose of anger if someone called a house without heating, electricity, and with 60 defects "move-in ready" and then even became snappy when you didn't accept that.

Find the topic exciting because it often applies in a similar form that there are still things open and how they are dealt with. In principle, the developer sounded willing to finish things at first, and he "almost" met the deadline. I think others have much bigger delays. Unfortunately, I had to witness from personal experience at work that the questions from a court were later: Why did you not officially complain and set deadlines? Etc.

how did it continue now?