I have an urgent legal question regarding a property I bought in preconstruction directly from a builder in Ontario. It's a detached home.
We selected our colours and interior decor upgrades and signed the papers (amendment) around 4:30 pm on Oct. 24, 2017.
We requested an upgraded hardwood in the upper hallway, which we got charged for in amendment to the purchase price document.
When I went home, I decided I do not want this upgrade and decided to see if they would make the change. I requested the change in am email the same day. But they declined to make the change. Our standard is laminate upstairs for free.
Today I noticed, in our contract the page that lists the colours, actually lists laminate. That is exactly what I want now and do not want to opt
for the upgrade. But we have been charged already for the hardwood.
Also,
I'm not sure if they must provide us a signed contract for it to be legally binding. I understand that they can sign it at their office later but not sure if legally they have to provide it to us before leaving their office.
Based on this, can I ask them to take out the hardwood upgrade?
What would be the best way to get them to get me out of the upgrade o signed for, if I can.
Also, if this contract is not legally binding, can I ask for any other changes if I want to?
Thanks for your time and help.
Sent from my iPhone using myREINspace
We selected our colours and interior decor upgrades and signed the papers (amendment) around 4:30 pm on Oct. 24, 2017.
We requested an upgraded hardwood in the upper hallway, which we got charged for in amendment to the purchase price document.
When I went home, I decided I do not want this upgrade and decided to see if they would make the change. I requested the change in am email the same day. But they declined to make the change. Our standard is laminate upstairs for free.
Today I noticed, in our contract the page that lists the colours, actually lists laminate. That is exactly what I want now and do not want to opt
for the upgrade. But we have been charged already for the hardwood.
Also,
I'm not sure if they must provide us a signed contract for it to be legally binding. I understand that they can sign it at their office later but not sure if legally they have to provide it to us before leaving their office.
Based on this, can I ask them to take out the hardwood upgrade?
What would be the best way to get them to get me out of the upgrade o signed for, if I can.
Also, if this contract is not legally binding, can I ask for any other changes if I want to?
Thanks for your time and help.
Sent from my iPhone using myREINspace