Chinese man in legal tussle after buying 34th-floor flat in 32-storey building

A man in China put a down payment for a flat on the 34th floor of an apartment building in a village near the city of Xian, but was told four years later that the completed building only had 32 floors. More than a decade later he is still fighting to be fully refunded. His case highlights the risks associated with a grey housing market in China, known as flats with limited property rights.