Litigation with the developer to eliminate construction defects in a new building

Our client encountered a serious issue with a new residential building: the developer refused to correct numerous construction defects and even initiated a lawsuit against the client. Hinode experts carried out a detailed inspection, documented over 500 violations, and involved independent technical authorities to support the client’s legal position. We continue to defend his right to quality housing in court.
Project Brief

Object
New residential building
Task
Identify and document defects, confirm builder’s responsibility, and protect the client’s rights in court
Service
Technical inspection and legal support in litigation
Result
More than 500 construction defects documented, independent technical expertise involved, legal support provided in ongoing litigation
Client’s Task
The client needed:
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Documentation of all construction defects
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Independent technical confirmation of violations
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Legal support in litigation to protect his right to quality housing

Inspection Process
Technical Audit
Hinode experts conducted a comprehensive technical inspection of the building.
Defect Documentation
Over 500 construction defects were identified and recorded.
Independent Expertise
An independent engineering and technical chamber (ETEC) was involved to confirm the violations.
Legal Actions
Hinode acted as the main intermediary with inspection authorities and represented the client in court.
Client Result
Common defects include poor finishing quality, cracks, faulty electrical or plumbing systems, improper insulation, and deviations from original design plans.
It provides documented proof of violations, supports legal claims, and prevents costly repairs in the future.
Yes. If defects are proven and documented, the builder can be legally obligated to fix them or compensate the client.
It strengthens the client’s position in court by providing unbiased, authoritative confirmation of the defects.


