Originally Posted by Everton 14 (Post 6944137)

I have bought a 2 bed apt in Golf Phase two,had what I thought was a signed bank guarantee,faxed it to sol in Spain,was told it was only a receipt for the deposit and despite stating on the signed contract there was a bank guarantee Duja never had these in place and in any case would be worthless because place has been completed.I was told it would be a long and costly process to try and get deposit back,seems we do not have a choice.Can we not get enough bodies together to agree a plan of action and all not complete until we get a price reduction to reflect the current market and lack of mortgage funding??

Originally Posted by ceinwen (Post 6945742)

Cymraessg,have never seen a copy of the Spanish contract either.

Originally Posted by Joao (Post 6946023)

They are not buying in Spain, they are buying in Portugal. But Duja are a 'complicated' company!!!!!
Joao:D

Originally Posted by jdr (Post 6946082)

Right, I thought with the Spanish contract it was on the border.
A Spanish firm building in Portugal with English contracts...... oh dear.

Originally Posted by jdr (Post 6946082)

Right, I thought with the Spanish contract it was on the border.
A Spanish firm building in Portugal with English contracts...... oh dear.

Originally Posted by carwyn (Post 6946386)

I haven't received the letter from Duja yet. I would definitely like us all to band together and try and negotiate a better deal for ourselves.

Originally Posted by Everton 14 (Post 6946429)

The contract also states the keys should be handed over to us by December 2006 or within 5 months thereafter,there is a responsibility on the developer to deliver on time,had he done so it would have been far easier to obtain funding,the property market was stronger and the euro not as strong against the pound.If all clients on phase two & three stick together as one voice and refuse to complete when the habitation licence is finally issued we might get some sense from this company

Originally Posted by Everton 14 (Post 6946429)

The contract also states the keys should be handed over to us by December 2006 or within 5 months thereafter,there is a responsibility on the developer to deliver on time,had he done so it would have been far easier to obtain funding,the property market was stronger and the euro not as strong against the pound.If all clients on phase two & three stick together as one voice and refuse to complete when the habitation licence is finally issued we might get some sense from this company