Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania
Violation of agreement of sales
In recently selling our home, a filtration unit was left behind due to a miscommunication between us and the company who we bout it from. When the new owners did their walk through the unit had not been picked up yet. At settlement, the issue was brought up that we had taken down some towle racks and toiletpaper holders. A compensation of $100.00 was given to the new owners for this oversight. NO other conerns were brought forth at settlement from the new owners. Before it was over, we apologized for the water unit being there on their walk through and a verbal agreement was made (with witnesses) that we could come pick it up at a later date. Now, the new owners are still upset about the toilet paper holders that they refuse to give us back our $5,000.00 water filtration unit. The unit was listed as an exclusion in the agreement of sales and the new owners did sign this agreement.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Violation of agreement of sales
You should write them a letter giving them 1 week to return the unit or you will take further action. The amount falls within the jurisdiction of the district Court so a hearing can be had in short order. I offer free consultations.