Then I see the responsibility with the construction company. No key -> the client cannot be held responsible for ventilation. Have you also documented in writing sufficiently that you asked me about the key?Despite telephone inquiries about the key and reminders, there was no ventilation for 3-4 weeks after the screed was laid. At most, fresh air came into the house when craftsmen were there for a few hours.
I still don't understand anything. You can't photograph a completely wet wall, only if individual areas are wet? :oops: If the walls were wet, he should have looked at the windows. Ok, he is living there now. And what is tearing now? Transitions wall/ceiling or the plaster/wallpaper inside the wall? He is surely allowed to take pictures in his own house now, right? How many weeks/months have passed since screed/moving in? It can't be that difficult...Unfortunately, he was not able to take photos because the whole wall was wet and not just "spots" that one could have seen
I never wrote it like that - it was probably changed by the mod. Didn’t you notice that otherwise the conversation wouldn’t have happened at all? Omg. And it is called recipient. Sorry.Well, then start yourself, but properly!
That can’t be serious..,
One is an attitude (of the speaker or the recipient), the other a deformation of our language.
Aha and where exactly am I supposed to not feel overlooked as a man when addressed as Anwält:in? Idea maybe nice, implementation 6.
Maybe for you. I still have culture!And it is called recipient. Sorry.