Are these 52k the same as your "18% on the whole plus 18% on the already paid 70%"?
Yes, 18% of the original total amount are also claimed from him.
I may have expressed myself incorrectly above; it is only 18% once on the whole, including on the already paid 70%,
So the property is contractually unaffected, the company only had a construction contract?
Exactly.
Claims have been registered against him, so far of course without success. The lawyer is supposed to be very good, it was a recommendation from our construction supervisor, we will see.
Claims have been filed against him, so far of course without success.
Which claims did you file: for further fulfillment of his contractual obligations? What are the current discrepancies between the payment schedule, construction schedule, and construction status? You apparently described the completed or outstanding trades - but I still do not clearly see who is delayed in what.
What claims did you file: for further fulfillment of his contractual obligations?
We put him in default and demanded that he fulfill his contractual obligations. We have also filed for damages.
What are the current deltas between the payment plan, construction schedule, and construction status?
The payment plan is structured step by step according to certain construction phases; we have made all contractually agreed payments. There is no (longer) a construction schedule. I described the current construction status in the initial post. Essentially, the exterior shell is standing.
We have put him in default and requested that he fulfill his contractual obligations. We have also filed a claim for damages.
If there is (no longer) a construction schedule, he cannot really be in absolute default with the construction services, but at best be behind the counter-performances for payments already made and due. Damages for what: penalties for missed construction time guarantees, or has he already caused some damage?
There was a contractually guaranteed completion date, which has expired since June. We then set a default and set a grace period, which has also expired.