Wednesday, October 14, 2009

section 9a&b, 9c ...

So I've been semi-ignoring (well, putting off) a pretty serious matter. pon meeting with a lawyer to deal with all the legal matters pertaining to our home, he capped a couple of the costs that were outlined in our purchase of sale agreement. Below is a document outlining the costs that our lawyer has capped.


Apparently, there has been an increase in a Municipal Charge by the Region of Halton. Upon reviewing of POS agreement and the capped costs with Michael, Ryan & I went to Mattamy (this is way back in July) & signed a document stating an amendment to our original POS agreement. The insert was as follows:
Section 9(a) & (b) provide that the purchaser(s) are to pay for such things such as water meter, hydro, driveway paving and tree planting. These costs should be capped at $1,534.05
Section 9(c) provides that the purchaser(s) are to pay for any increase in Development Changes, and are to be capped at $4,000.00

Mattamy has continued to have constant communication about this issue to us. Here's a letter they've sent multiple times to Ryan and I to inform us of the costs that we are to incur upon closing.


Carissa & I paid a visit to the lawyer's office today in attempts to sort out the matter. Apparently Mattamy has been recently denying the capped costs of 1K and stating that the costs be capped at 4K. We happen to be amongst the first batch that this is happening to. Lucky us,
Lucinda, who's Michael's wife & receptionist told us she would forward the miscommunication to Michael & that she would call us upon hearing any news. Hopefully we'll hear the news about the 1K capp standing still.

1 comments:

sarah.tolledo said...

That would be frustrating. We got those changes made to our POS as well. Once your lawyer made that amendment, didn't Mattamy sign back and acknowledge them? If that's the case, then I don't see why or how they can refute that.

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