Tassimat
2021-08-07 21:55:45
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Addendum to:
Personally, I would not yet initiate legal action through a lawyer, but rather send a registered letter containing the following:
- A deadline for handing over the plans for the basement within 10 working days (this should be a reasonable time, only for the part of the plans you need, addressing the survey)
- Consequence of missing the deadline: extension of the fixed price guarantee for every day the plans are not delivered.
- Additionally, threaten that you reserve the right to claim all additional costs incurred (rent, etc.) due to the intentional delay by the construction company through civil proceedings.
Formulate the letter politely but firmly. Objective and under no circumstances even remotely insulting. Let the last paragraph sound conciliatory.
Take plenty of time to formulate it properly!
I hardly think a lawyer will do anything different in the first step. Step 1 is always setting the deadline.
If there had been even one person here who, as in my case, had taken legal action, it would only take a few minutes to get oriented. Not a big waste of time.
Personally, I would not yet initiate legal action through a lawyer, but rather send a registered letter containing the following:
- A deadline for handing over the plans for the basement within 10 working days (this should be a reasonable time, only for the part of the plans you need, addressing the survey)
- Consequence of missing the deadline: extension of the fixed price guarantee for every day the plans are not delivered.
- Additionally, threaten that you reserve the right to claim all additional costs incurred (rent, etc.) due to the intentional delay by the construction company through civil proceedings.
Formulate the letter politely but firmly. Objective and under no circumstances even remotely insulting. Let the last paragraph sound conciliatory.
Take plenty of time to formulate it properly!
I hardly think a lawyer will do anything different in the first step. Step 1 is always setting the deadline.