If there is no agreement, it shall be stipulated by law. Seller.
Is there a legal statement that the seller thinks that both parties pay according to the principle of fairness?
If an agreement is reached, it can be paid by both parties.
Since the contract is scheduled to be delivered on July 15, 2005, does this contract belong to Party A's breach of contract and should it be continued?
If the buyer claims to perform, he can sue.
Party A thinks that I didn't pay the house in time because I didn't pay the balance, but I think that Party A has been unwilling to pay the business tax, which led to my failure to handle the loan procedures and pay the balance. How should this fault be defined?
Depending on the specific circumstances, both parties are obliged to provide evidence to prove the other party's breach of contract.
Can buyers and sellers negotiate to terminate the contract without holding either party accountable? I only ask Party A to refund the down payment I paid and make this contract invalid. What should I do if I can?
Negotiation fails, litigation.