A recent Florida case highlights the importance of strictly complying with every provision of a purchase and sales agreement, including the condominium rider. In the case of Bydalek v. Saenz (2023), the Buyer provided the Seller with his notice of his intent to cancel the purchase and sales agreement, nine days after the scheduled closing. The Buyer’s position was that the Seller failed to provide him with the condominium documents, citing the statutory language within a condominium rider, the Court confirmed that the Buyer’s right to void a purchase and sales agreement had not terminated. Read the article…………………………….
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