Real estate developers, can't pay the house, can't get the certificate, how to check out?

Your question is troublesome, please consult the developer first.

Although you can sue, this is stipulated by law, but after a year of exclusion period, you have no right to exercise the right to cancel.

According to the provisions of the Supreme Court (Fa Shi [2003] No.7), if the seller delays the delivery of the house or the buyer delays the payment of the house price, and fails to perform it within a reasonable period of three months after being urged, if one party requests to terminate the contract, it shall be supported, unless otherwise agreed by the parties. If both parties have a written agreement, it shall be handled according to the agreement. So you must pay attention to how your contract is written.

Under normal circumstances, the owners can sue the real estate development company and its legal representative to the court by virtue of the relevant contracts signed with the developers before, so as to safeguard their rights and interests.

According to the cases I have contacted, if the house is not paid, the prosecution fee is calculated according to the value marked in the contract. Generally, this amount is relatively high, and the court generally does not care too much. It always finds various reasons not to file a case, that is, to fight a protracted war. At most, the money you paid at the beginning will be refunded, and at most, the bank's current interest will be added.

See if there are obviously unfair project terms in the contract. If you want to sue, it is ok to start from this point, but the others are not optimistic.