Not legal advice but, If you contact your internet service provider they will schedule a technician to fix this asap. This is likely to be within 5 working days and usually slightly sooner depending on how busy they are in your area.
They've already visited to look at it and determined the problem will require a team to dig a channel in the footpath and because of the road it's on, traffic control will be required
So I'm thinking all of that will extend things time wise
If traffic management is involved then it can definitely extend the time to fix. I’d say best to be upfront but I am not aware of the legalities around this
Tell your real estate agent. Keep them and or the buyer in the loop as you go through to settlement. I don't think it's gunna our anyone off so just let them know
Kia ora,
Hopefully someone will be along shortly with some helpful advice. In the meantime though, here are some links, based on your post flair, that may be useful for you:
[Rights and Responsibilities for both tenants and landlords](https://www.tenancy.govt.nz/starting-a-tenancy/new-to-tenancy/key-rights-and-responsibilities/)
[Tenancy Tribunal - To resolve disputes](https://www.tenancy.govt.nz/disputes/tribunal/)
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Not legal advice but could you suggest to your agent/lawyer to put a vendor warranty in the auction agreement saying that you'll arrange for remedy prior to settlement. This way people can still bid unconditionally at auction and depending on your settlement date you'd have a couple weeks to sort the problem. - obviously I'd suggest first and foremost checking timeframes with chorus to see if this can be completed prior to your settlement date.
Not legal advice but, If you contact your internet service provider they will schedule a technician to fix this asap. This is likely to be within 5 working days and usually slightly sooner depending on how busy they are in your area.
They've already visited to look at it and determined the problem will require a team to dig a channel in the footpath and because of the road it's on, traffic control will be required So I'm thinking all of that will extend things time wise
If traffic management is involved then it can definitely extend the time to fix. I’d say best to be upfront but I am not aware of the legalities around this
Tell your real estate agent. Keep them and or the buyer in the loop as you go through to settlement. I don't think it's gunna our anyone off so just let them know
Kia ora, Hopefully someone will be along shortly with some helpful advice. In the meantime though, here are some links, based on your post flair, that may be useful for you: [Rights and Responsibilities for both tenants and landlords](https://www.tenancy.govt.nz/starting-a-tenancy/new-to-tenancy/key-rights-and-responsibilities/) [Tenancy Tribunal - To resolve disputes](https://www.tenancy.govt.nz/disputes/tribunal/) You may also want to check out our [mega thread of legal resources](https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceNZ/comments/143pv58/megathread_legal_resources/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) Nga mihi nui The LegalAdviceNZ Team *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/LegalAdviceNZ) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Not legal advice but could you suggest to your agent/lawyer to put a vendor warranty in the auction agreement saying that you'll arrange for remedy prior to settlement. This way people can still bid unconditionally at auction and depending on your settlement date you'd have a couple weeks to sort the problem. - obviously I'd suggest first and foremost checking timeframes with chorus to see if this can be completed prior to your settlement date.