Kitchen seller wants the remaining payment in cash, does not want a transfer

However, there would already have to be an announcement on the platform that a preliminary insolvency administrator has been appointed. As long as this has not happened, no one can know about a possible insolvency.

yes and no, there are quite a few court rulings....

But there would have to already be an announcement on the platform that a preliminary insolvency administrator has been appointed. As long as that has not happened, no one can know about a possible insolvency.

Even if that's not my problem, the guy is just not clean .......

I had otherwise planned to take a witness with me and give him the money.

The problem here may also lie in the fact that current documents do not exactly show the company name under which insolvency may have been filed. I can't really think of any solid advice because I also see the risk that an insolvency administrator might show up at some point.

The problem here may also lie in the fact that current documents do not exactly show the company name under which a bankruptcy might be registered. I can’t really think of any solid advice because I also see the risk that an insolvency administrator might turn up at some point.

Thank you anyway!!! I just spoke with the seller, I simply claimed, "I sent the invoice to my advisor, the invoice is to be paid after verification." He: as discussed, in cash, moreover, my bank details have changed since February 2020 I: thanks for the info, you can then let me know your bank details No reaction afterwards... I also addressed the silicone work with him, at the downdraft extractor and sink, the seams are not quite neat, he claimed that this can happen with silicone because it can settle ...................and that after 2 days (a stonemason pointed this out to me) The acceptance has already taken place ..... but I won’t pay beforehand anyway.

Looked it up. Even if the proceedings are opened and the debtor performs without knowing about the proceedings, the performance is valid. In case of doubt, have it signed that no insolvency proceedings are pending. Then you are out at the latest.