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Property size issue and price claim
If the buyer discovers that the area of the purchased property is less than the area agreed upon in the contract, they have the right to request a refund of the price difference or to seek the termination of the contract, especially if the shortfall is significant and affects the property's value. The civil law states that the seller is responsible for any discrepancy in quantity if the area was specified in the contract, and the buyer can request the termination of the contract if the shortfall is substantial. Conversely, if the property's area exceeds what was agreed upon, and the price was calculated based on a unit rate, the buyer must pay for the additional area, unless the excess is large, in which case they have the right to request contract termination. The right to claim the price difference expires one year after the actual delivery of the property.
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