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Is there a time limit for their responsibility? It's just that since I've closed on the apartment there has been problems with the bathroom upstairs leaking. The shower handles coming off constantly (which the plumber told me was set incorrectly) and now this issue with the leak. I understand that problems do occur, but since I purchased the apartment, nothing has been done to either of the bathrooms and so I would assume that a leak would only be the result of bad engineering. It's a brand new building, pipes shouldn't leak in 2 years...
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Do you have the statute that I can reference when contacting the builder?