Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Closing Contract

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From the information you provided, it sounds as if they should pay unless you truly knew otherwise that it was, in fact, an error. Any purchase of real estate is bounded by the terms of the Contract. Have your attorney discuss this issue with the developer and try to reach an amicable resolution.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Closing Contract

from your description, and if you did not from the outset know this was a typo, they should be paying for the cable; however, it would be important to see and examine the entire contract and paperwork surrounding the sale to be sure.