Massive problems with the builder - is contract termination possible?

  • Erstellt am 2014-02-13 10:20:27

Bauexperte

2014-02-17 12:44:06
  • #1
Hello,

You write in #18 that no work contract has been signed yet - here you write that it has indeed been signed.

So what is it now?

Regards from the Rhineland
 

hg6806

2014-02-17 13:11:26
  • #2
Then I am confusing something here. I made and signed the construction contract with the builder. I have to finalize the work [(-Vertrag?)] with the architect. No idea, I am an amateur, the planning is completed here.
 

Doc.Schnaggls

2014-02-17 13:16:12
  • #3
Sorry, now I don't understand anything anymore....

Contract for work with architect?

What is regulated in the already signed contract and what still needs to be regulated in the new contract?
 

hg6806

2014-02-17 13:19:34
  • #4
Sorry, I think it was called "Werkplanung"....
 

Doc.Schnaggls

2014-02-17 13:27:49
  • #5
Dear hg6806,

please don’t be angry with me, but I think you should first inform yourself about what you have signed and what you have not.

With your rather vague information, you can only be answered here with assumptions, which certainly won’t help you.

Take a close look at the contract you have already signed, especially what is stated about "termination".

You should also be aware that legal advice is not permitted here in the forum - and in my opinion, that is the only thing that can help you at the moment.

Best regards,

Dirk
 

Bauexperte

2014-02-17 14:05:53
  • #6
Hello,

since I currently have English literature on my nightstand, I'll stick to the language this time: another First!


For a graduate engineer, you come across as very naive; I actually don’t know such imprecise statements from people of your profession.

You have "only" one contract, namely the work contract; you concluded this with the contractor. What you mean, in my opinion, is the work planning – this is necessary prior to the execution planning, so that the architect knows where to draw which connections, sewage pipes, etc., in the work plan. The architect and the contractor have a cooperation; your contracting party is exclusively the contractor ... unless you agreed otherwise.

However exactly it may be – no work planning/execution plans yet and soon the earthworks in preparation for pouring the slab ... I would be horrified.

Or do you just want to test the quality of the forum users?

Rhenish greetings
 

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