A defect in a second-hand apartment: is the contractor liable too?
A defect in a second-hand apartment in a 30-second video
Video transcript
A question from a buyer of a second-hand apartment: I found dampness in the apartment. Who is liable? Is the apartment still within the inspection or warranty period? The rights against the contractor pass to you too. The periods run from delivery of the apartment to the first buyer. Notify the contractor in writing and give him a chance to repair. And a seller who knew and concealed it is not protected by an AS IS clause.
Full explanation: Defects in a second-hand apartment: against the contractor and the seller. Bought a second-hand apartment and found a defect? During the inspection and warranty periods, the rights against the contractor pass to you too. Against the seller: non-conformity under the Sale Law, the AS IS clause, and a seller who concealed a defect.
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