What will happen if you don't accept the house after receiving the notice?

Notice to close the house, but delay to leave, the impact is as follows:

1. If the owner refuses to take over the house for his own reasons, it will acquiesce that the owner agrees to take over the house and start to collect the property fee, that is, the property fee will still be paid during the period before moving in;

2. The consequences and impacts of the delay in repossession mainly depend on the purchase contract, which will specify the related losses, especially the property management fees. At present, many purchase contracts will make it clear that if the owner fails to accept the house within the time stipulated in the contract without justifiable reasons, when the house has been accepted, the owner will pay the property management fee according to the standard of the house that has been accepted, which is the loss of the owner. If you decide to postpone the repossession, you can communicate and negotiate with the developer to determine the repossession time. If handled well, there will be no adverse consequences.

Late delivery will bear the following legal consequences:

1. Buyer's right to terminate the contract: If the developer delays the delivery of the house and fails to deliver the house within a reasonable time after being urged, the buyer may exercise the right to terminate the contract according to law.

2. The seller pays or compensates for the losses: if the seller delays the delivery of the house, it shall pay liquidated damages or compensate for the losses.

What are the conditions for refusing to accept the house?

As long as the house delivered by the seller meets the delivery conditions agreed in the commercial housing sales contract of both parties (generally, it is qualified in planning acceptance and fire control acceptance), the owner shall not refuse to accept the house. The owner can't simply refuse to accept the house on the grounds of quality defects, otherwise it will be deemed that the seller has delivered the house. But you can refuse to accept the house if:

1, without obtaining the Residential Quality Guarantee, Residential Instruction Manual and Completion Acceptance Record Form;

2. The developer delays the delivery of the house without reason than agreed in the original contract, and delivers the house more than three months after being urged by the purchaser;

3, the developer without the approval of the relevant departments, without changing the housing structure and the supporting environment agreed in the contract;

4. The developer approves the change of the house structure without the consent of the buyer;

5. If there is no agreement in the contract and the absolute error ratio of the actual delivery area of the house exceeds 3% (excluding 3%), you can return the house and terminate the purchase contract;

6. After verification by a qualified quality inspection agency, the quality of the main structure of the house is indeed unqualified;

7, housing quality problems seriously affect the normal use of living;

8, do not have a smooth road, has been connected to the water and electricity heating preconditions;

9, can not provide qualified surveying and mapping part of the housing area measured data.

I hope the above content can help you. If in doubt, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 483 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

The contract is established when the acceptance takes effect, unless otherwise stipulated by law or agreed by the parties.

Article 484

The effective time of notification acceptance shall be governed by the provisions of Article 137 of this Law. If the acceptance does not need to be notified, it will take effect when the acceptance is made according to the requirements of trading habits or offers.

Article 486

If the offeree makes an acceptance beyond the acceptance period, or makes an acceptance within the acceptance period, and cannot reach the offeror in time according to the usual circumstances, it is a new offer; However, unless the offeror promptly notifies the offeree that the acceptance is valid.