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Boeman you are in the game, I am sure you know more about how these things work, but hey the builder is trying to blame Water Corp, but that is a real stretch, who else do they want to blame, the buck stops with them.

I have to wonder about land surveyors, I know someone whose surveyor stuffed up with the boundary, minor compared to this story, however they take no responsibility for their stuff ups, written in the agreement/contract. I think this scenario, wrong block is more than an embarrassment, so...

How ungrateful, $500K profit not enough;) The perfect flip, sell it move on, plenty of other blocks around, this is once in a life time. I think it was somewhere in southern corridor where there is plenty of land available.

DV That's a very good point, how could it have possibly made it to lock up, quite bizarre. Am thinking that perhaps it was not for a client but the builders spec home, otherwise surely the owner of the land would have spotted the error from start of build. To totally blame Water Corp is...

This could get nasty.... In a nutshell the builder built home to lock up (est. $519,000) on the wrong lot. Water Corporation (Perth) made a mistake and connected the wrong lot. I still think the builder is also responsible and should have checked lot numbers. Could you believe that...