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The article discusses a judicial ruling that sets the standards for buying and selling based on discrepancies and increases in property area. The court dismissed a lawsuit demanding the refund of 567,000 pounds along with compensation of 200,000 pounds, due to the absence of a survey report or licensing drawings that specify the extent of the shortfall or increase in the area of the sold apartment. The ruling emphasized that the sales contract included a clause stating that the buyer accepted the current state of the property after thorough inspection. Additionally, the lawsuit was based on insufficient documents to confirm the existence of a difference in area, rendering the claim legally and factually invalid. The judgment underscores the necessity of having a survey report or licensing drawings to accurately determine discrepancies. Ultimately, the court concluded that the ambiguity in the evidence ends the dispute and establishes clear rules to protect the rights of the parties involved in buying and selling.
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