Delay of the move-in date already before the start of construction

Therefore, this is all speculation, my first thought was that the general contractor wants to get out of the contract and is giving you a reason so that you end the collaboration and he is not the one.

Which insurance is that supposed to be?

Before I react in any way, I would consult a lawyer to get advice so you don’t make any formal-legal mistakes. The specialist lawyer for construction law can tell you exactly how to respond, what to write and what not to. However, I would keep the lawyer in the background. Such advice doesn’t cost a fortune but might save you from pitfalls or even damage.

Of course, I don’t know your contract. So this is all speculation; my first thought was that the general contractor wants to get out of the contract and is giving you a reason for you to end the collaboration, so that he is not the one doing it. But as I said, just my thought.

What reasons could there be to want to get out of the contract after just about 2.5 months? A more lucrative project? I’m interested in your thoughts.

What reasons could there be for wanting to get out of the contract after just about 2.5 months? A more lucrative project? I'm interested in your thoughts.

Have you already looked into a builder's legal protection insurance in more detail? We originally wanted that too, but then decided against it because despite what we considered a very high premium, almost every case we could imagine was excluded.