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![]() well since she signed nothing and if she has actually not agreed to anything more then living there and paying a specified down payment/rent then it is not applicable unless other conditions apply.
-such as laws which are for that particular area Yea and as already said, if she was not correctly informed by the lawyer standing by during the agreement, depending on somethings, then it is also the lawyers fault. If the downpayments speak nothing about what is or can be housed within her condo, then this case is void. *unless there is something which hasn't been stated yet that is a catch all* Should be interesting to see the outcome and I wish your friend the best. Since they have no solid ground to stand on, their just bullying. Last edited by IceTurf; 11-10-2007 at 06:40 PM. |
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![]() I would never live in a condo again becuase of the asinine "rules". The condo I owned had a one pet rule but I still kept 5 cats and two fish tanks
![]() My condo was flooded once beauce two stories up a condo owner left their patio door open overnight on Xmas night and the baseboard heating pipe burst. Caused over $20,000 in damage. A year later a condo down the hall from me went up in flames. Like Tony says it sucks that condos have become the new "starter home" for young people.
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