What if something goes wrong after a few years of living in the building I bought, and the developer

Hello, you have to bear this situation, because the developer is bankrupt and the developer will not admit it, so you must bear it, and I hope it can help you.

See if your building has property management, if there is a property, you can find a property, if not, you can only solve it at your own expense.

If something goes wrong after a few years of living in the building and the developer goes bankrupt, then the person who audits and audits the quality of the property, the housing authority, is also responsible, so you can hold them accountable. And I think it's also you who are more troublesome and need to go to court.

If there is a problem with the building you bought, and the developer goes bankrupt again, you can go to the owners' committee and apply for repairs**.

After a few years of living in the building, there is a problem, and the developer goes bankrupt, in which case the only way to pay for the repairs is to pay for it.

After a few years of living in the building I bought, something went wrong and the developer went bankrupt. I have to bear it myself.

If you buy a building and something goes wrong after this year, the developer will have to pay for the repairs at his own expense if he goes bankrupt.

In this case, you can find a property. Or look for urban construction, because we have paid for major repairs when we collect the house**.

Such a problem is actually difficult to solve, and the specific operating procedures are best to find the real estate bureau. Because the maintenance costs paid when buying a house are paid to the real estate bureau, the real estate bureau should solve the problem.

In this case, you should be able to go to the local housing and urban-rural development bureau. Even if the developer went bankrupt, it was still *** gold when the building was built at that time, and this part of the money should be in the Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau. You can go for a consultation.

What if something goes wrong after a few years of living in the building I bought, and the developer goes bankrupt? This situation should go to the community, find the community to deal with it, and then find **, someone will take care of it after all.

If you say that the developer is bankrupt, then it is impossible to find them for compensation, because they are protected by bankruptcy laws. In this case, you still need to reach out to the community and see what they think.

Find a construction department to solve it, if you run away and the monk can't run the temple, there will always be someone to take care of it.

I bought a building and lived in it for a few years, and if something goes wrong, the developer goes bankrupt and can go. Home repairs**Yes.

After a few years of living in the building I bought, something went wrong and the developer went bankrupt. Like in this case, you can only consider yourself unlucky.

What if there is a problem after a few years of living in the building you bought, and the developer goes bankrupt? If you don't have any problems staying in the house, it's no problem, because now you see it, it's already in your hands.

In this case, the state will take over and find a way for you to solve the problem of food, clothing, housing and transportation, after all, you are also a part of the country.

When you buy a building, you have already paid for repairs**, and you can use that part as maintenance costs.

This matter is more complicated, first of all, it is necessary to understand the construction structure of the house and the severity of the problem, if the acceptance of the building was qualified at that time, then now there is a quality problem, you can go to the housing authority.

Bought a house, the building lived in a few years after something went wrong, the developer went bankrupt. After living in the building I bought for a few years, the problem is asked, and the developer goes bankrupt, and so will the state. Well, take care of it.

After living in the building for a few years, something goes wrong and the developer goes bankrupt? You've lived there for a few years, and if something goes wrong, you're responsible for it.

Legal Analysis: If there is a problem after a few years of living in the building, and the developer goes bankrupt, then the person who audits and audits the quality of the property, that is, the housing management office, is also responsible, so you can hold them accountable.

Legal basis: Article 1252 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Where a building, structure or other facility collapses or collapses and causes damage to others, the construction unit and the construction unit shall bear joint and several liability, unless the construction unit and the construction unit can prove that there are no quality defects. After the construction unit or construction unit makes compensation, if there are other responsible persons, they have the right to recover from the other responsible persons.

Where a building, structure or other facility collapses or collapses due to reasons attributable to the owner, manager, user or a third party, causing damage to others, the owner, manager, user or third party shall bear tort liability.

Legal analysis: if the developer files for bankruptcy, if the house has been completed, the buyer can request the transfer of ownership of the house, or be compensated with the price obtained from the auction of the house; If the house is not completed, the buyer can request to rescind the contract and claim compensation from the developer.

Legal basis: Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Cases Involving Disputes over Commercial Housing Sales Contracts

Article 18 If, due to reasons attributable to the seller, the buyer fails to obtain the certificate of ownership of the house within the following time limits, the seller shall bear the liability for breach of contract unless otherwise agreed by the parties:

1) The time limit for the registration of housing ownership as agreed in the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing;

2) If the subject matter of the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing is a house that has not yet been built, it shall be 90 days from the date of delivery of the house;

3) If the subject matter of the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing is a completed house, it shall be 90 days from the date of conclusion of the contract.

Legal analysis]: After buying a house, the developer goes bankrupt, and the buyer can check out. Buyers should do their best to obtain maximum legal support with the owner.

The real estate purchased is likely to be unfinished, and you can try to give the developer some time. If the developer can raise funds in a short period of time to complete the follow-up project, the buyer's loss can be minimized. Because after checking out, the buyer cannot get the purchase price, and can only get a receipt or IOU.

The relationship between home buyers and developers will change from a commercial one to a debt one.

Legal basisInterpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Cases Involving Disputes over Contracts for the Sale and Purchase of Commercial Housing Article 14 If the buyer fails to obtain the certificate of ownership of immovable property within the following time limits due to reasons attributable to the seller, the seller shall bear the liability for breach of contract unless otherwise agreed by the parties: (1) the time limit for handling the registration of immovable property as agreed in the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing; 2) If the subject matter of the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing is a house that has not yet been built, it shall be 90 days from the date of delivery of the house; 3) If the subject matter of the contract for the sale and purchase of commercial housing is a completed house, it shall be 90 days from the date of conclusion of the contract.

If the contract does not stipulate liquidated damages or the amount of losses is difficult to determine, it may be calculated according to the total amount of the purchase price paid and with reference to the standard for financial institutions to charge interest on overdue loans stipulated by the People's Bank of China.