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11-04-2011, 09:55 PM
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Wow that seems like total BS to me, unless they have reason to form a predigest decision on your builder I see no reason why they can legally prevent you from pursuing legal solutions. Actually never-mind, judging by the mess I went through it sounds about right although for me things seemed to be left more up to the inspectors than the county.
But on a second note if it's your builders fault then it's up to them to fix it, is it not? How are you responsible for their mistake? 
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