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Yang Jinhua spent 60 million to buy a luxury house and was ordered to pay 9.42 million in damages due to the blocked view. Journalists Tong Yayun and Zhang Xinzhi
News link:https://youtu.be/LANuq71c6Xo?si=vzb4nyuVyLnmCom9
In 2014, artist Yang Jinhua fell in love with this luxury pre-sale house in Neihu, Taipei City, which boasted a view of the "first row of the National Tennis Park". Through agency sales, she bought a house plus 2 parking spaces for more than 60 million. Unexpectedly, when it was about to be completed, she found that the view of the building was blocked, so she only paid more than 17 million, then refused to pay any more and went to bookkeeping with the builder. Court. In the end, the Taipei District Court determined that the builder did not make false advertisements and determined that Yang Jinhua must pay 9.42 million in liquidated damages.
Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that in this case, Yang Jinhua felt that the builder and the agency company guaranteed the view of the house, and believed that the view of the house was blocked and therefore the builder breached the contract. However, the evidence he presented included the builder's advertisement and the recording of the agent company personnel. However, they could not prove that the builder had such a guarantee, so Yang Jinhua lost the case. When purchasing a pre-sale house, since you cannot see the actual condition of the house, it is recommended to keep information such as construction project advertisements. If there are specific house requirements or conditions, it is recommended to clearly record them in the contract, so as to avoid disputes in the future.
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