Originally Posted by
ysyap
I think you will be ok coz the purpose of engaging a lawyer is for them to do background work on the property you are purchasing. They will find out if the property you are buying has any potential problem such as future development by government, etc and clearly, developer problem is a serious problem so the lawyer has the right to stop the transaction in the interest of the buyer. It may not be the problem of the seller but there can be cases where the seller, knowing his unit has some hidden problem, still insist on selling you the unit therefore the lawyer will do the necessary investigation and stop the transaction if its severely against the buyer's interest. Under this protective clause, I don't think the seller can do anything to you. However, it is better to check with you lawyer to get a clearer picture coz there might be other hidden clauses or conditions.