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I'm now being sued by the purchaser
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Have read through this whole thread as I'm in a similar boat to you in that my buyer (who I sold the house to 8 months ago) is sueing us for a new boiler to the tune of £4k. The advice on that thread is to not reply to the solicitors letter and see if he takes us to court.
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The key difference, frogernoff, is that in this case, the OP admitted that the boiler was not working on completion. In yours, your buyer has absolutely no evidence that the fault occurred before it became their boiler. Your case really should be watertight.frogernoff wrote: »Have read through this whole thread as I'm in a similar boat to you in that my buyer (who I sold the house to 8 months ago) is sueing us for a new boiler to the tune of £4k. The advice on that thread is to not reply to the solicitors letter and see if he takes us to court.0 -
I'm biting my tongue.........
PLEASE no comments such as "you should have done this" or "you should have done that". It's over now and I don't have to worry about it again.
What I will say is that I was exceptionally well prepared in stark contrast to the complainant which is due to the advice received here. Thanks to all who contributed.
But pleased for you that's it's over.0
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