买的房子烂尾逾期，退房退款且不用还房贷，珠海一法院回应

Core Viewpoint - Recent court rulings in China support homebuyers in recovering funds from developers in cases of unfinished properties, emphasizing the principle of "whoever breaches the contract bears the responsibility" [1][4][15] Group 1: Case Summaries - In Lianyungang, a court ruled in favor of homebuyers, allowing them to terminate contracts and recover payments due to the developer's failure to deliver the property [5][15] - Zhang Hua's case in Zhuhai involved a property purchase where the developer failed to deliver on time, leading to a court ruling that annulled both the purchase and loan contracts, requiring the developer to refund over 1.3 million yuan [6][7][8] - Another buyer, Zhong Min, experienced similar outcomes, with the court ordering refunds of approximately 600,000 yuan due to the developer's failure to deliver the property [10][15] Group 2: Legal and Financial Implications - The court's decisions highlight a shift in protecting homebuyers' rights, allowing them to reclaim down payments and other fees when developers default [15][16] - Legal experts suggest that while these rulings provide a safety net for buyers, the actual recovery of funds may still be complicated by the developers' financial situations [15][16] - The ongoing issues in the real estate sector, particularly with developers like Taihe Group, have led to increased scrutiny and calls for better regulatory measures to protect buyers [12][15]