Who ensures that the seller finally fulfills his obligation?

Questioner

The disputes committee ruled in our case in our favor. The seller says he does not meet the obligation and will go to the subdistrict court to have the ruling annulled. - What is expected of me now? - what if the seller only says it and does not do it; who then ensures that he fulfills his obligation, imposed by the dispute committee?

Lawyer

The decision of the disputes committee is not an enforceable title. For that, you will have to demand compliance with the decision in court, so that it can be enforced, if necessary via a bailiff. If the seller wants to have the decision annulled, you should, in reconvention, demand compliance with that decision. I advise you to seek legal assistance to be assisted. Please note that (binding) terms may apply. If you want to discuss, you can call without obligation.

Questioner

Dear Mr. Orsouw, Thank you very much for your prompt and adequate response. I heard from the seller's lawyer on April 7 that he would send me the documents that will show that the case was submitted to the competent subdistrict court in a timely manner. I understand from you that a counterclaim is possible as soon as I have received those documents. However, I have not heard anything to date.