I think during Canterbury Earthquake, Insurance Company still insuring ( by letting buyer to take over the insurance policy from the Vendor, ie using the same insurance company), and bank (at that time more relax or naive), still honouring the loan that were approved.
Cancelling the loan is like cutting off the blood line.
作者: s11616785 时间: 2018-4-20 16:21:51
bungyjumping999 发表于 2018-4-20 16:10
保险公司不给保险,银行也不放款 - that is the key points.
the "natural disaster" is considered minor and the property is tenantable / liveable, unless the whole house is rendered "inhabitable". It goes to issue of compensation.
You can't get an insurance is your problem, not seller's problem. Your bank doesn't want to release the loan is your problem too, not seller's problem.
Can change bank. Use finance company if necessary.
But might be too late already, as Vendor already cancel the Agreement.
Likely, he will claim insurance compensation, resale, and still can claim damages against you if he is making a loss. The damages will take into account on the portion of "damaged goods" ( which he can arrange with a valuer on the pre-damage price ( ie your purchase price) and damaged price)
Is going to be a long journey if the Vendor will want to pursue and won't let go.作者: LeiZi 时间: 2018-4-24 18:03:31