[2] In August 2011, Ms. Fu learned through advertisements that a certain property in Bao'an was about to be pre-sold. She visited the sales office to inquire about the property and was warmly and thoughtfully received by the saleswoman. After viewing the specific layout of a unit on a certain floor, she paid a deposit of 150,000 yuan for the home purchase that same day. Later, after calming down and conducting an on-site inspection and extensive research, she felt that her decision to buy the house was very hasty and that the property did not actually meet her requirements. She then developed the intention to cancel the purchase and get her deposit back. When Ms. Wang informed the saleswoman of her intention to withdraw the deposit, she was met with a cold refusal. Ms. Wang considered seeking legal help, but after consulting several lawyers who all told her that getting the deposit back was hopeless, she was introduced through a friend to our firm's director, lawyer Wang Tengfeng.

[3] After reviewing the subscription agreement and the detailed information about the property, lawyer Wang Tengfeng, with keen insight, identified the key point to resolve the dispute: the subscription agreement was signed one day before the property's pre-sale date, and it clearly stipulated that the sales office was obligated to provide the buyer with the formal real estate sales contract text and supplementary agreements, the land use rights transfer contract and its supplementary agreements, the "Real Estate Pre-Sale Permit," the "Construction Land Planning Permit," the "Construction Project Planning Permit," the "Construction Permit," and other documents for review and explanation. Since the subscription agreement in this case was signed before the property's pre-sale date, the above documents were not displayed at the sales office, nor were they provided to Ms. Wang for review or explanation, which constituted suspected fraud.

[4] Therefore, our firm successfully took on this case. Under the guidance of Director Wang Tengfeng, our firm's lawyers Yang Lirong, Chen Qingxu (intern lawyer), and Ren Guo (intern lawyer) formed a legal team to handle the case. Through difficult negotiations and mediation with the sales office and property developer's management at various levels, a mediation agreement was reached: Ms. Wang's full deposit of 150,000 yuan was refunded! The case concluded smoothly as planned, avoiding the time-consuming and laborious litigation process.