What is wise, to request a new quote from the bank and have the seller pay the costs?

Questioner

We bought a house and everything is arranged. The seller now wants to transfer the property 3 weeks later than stated in the sales contract. But our mortgage expires 8 days after the set transfer date. Then it must be passed at the notary. What is wise, ask for a new quote from the bank and let the seller bear the costs? What extra costs can you then count on. Or stick to the date in the purchase agreement?

Lawyer

The date of delivery can only be changed by agreement between buyer and seller. You can therefore make your demands and ask for compensation for all costs that the change entails, in any case the extra costs that you have to pay to the bank, but perhaps also extra housing costs for your old home. However, you will then have an interest advantage for your home, which could be settled.