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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2016-5-28 07:31 编辑
石头儿 发表于 2016-5-26 11:37
以前觉得这边干什么找律师,挺好。可是经过了才知道,律师也就是个笑话,摆设,开始的时候,这个我们免责, ...
of course.
If you ask a lawyer about leaky home ? the lawyer will say get a builder to check.
if you ask about the illegal renovation? the lawyer will say check with the council, builder/ professional inspector.
if you ask a lawyer about chattels that are not working ? the lawyer will say if they are not working at the time you signed the agreement, you can't claim against the owner, it is written in the agreement.
If you ask lawyer there are rubbish the vendor still left in the house? The lawyer will say, I will let vendor lawyer know, if he doesn't remove it, you can claim in disputes tribunal (for removal costs).
To cut it short, the conveyancing lawyer you engage is dealing with the transaction. Any disputes, the lawyer will just tell you what agreement said and they will not solve the problems for you. You will have to find the solutions yourself. A lot of people mistaken the fee ( $900- $1200) that you paid is for a lawyer to solve the disputes for you, the answer is " BIG NO", it is not the way it works in NZ.
Any matter involving disputes, you will have to engage a different lawyer that deal with disputes, and you will have to sign a proper engagement letter with a separate set of fees structure.
You can only hope you buy a "good house with minimal issues", and don't expect conveyancing lawyer to deal with issues for you. they will tell you, your agreement is unconditional, you will have to settle, if not you will face a penalty or even get sued etc. You settle the purchase, as it is in the Agreement, you still reserve the right to sue the seller, which is a totally different matter.
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