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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it can be repaired, it should be repaired first, if it cannot be treated, or there are obvious traces after repair, the two parties can negotiate compensation, generally at the current market price minus depreciation.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is no agreed textual thing, there is an agreement to compensate according to the agreement, and if there is no compensation with reference to the market price.
In this case, you will suffer, and it will inevitably be so. Let the third party give you a discount, and don't let the landlord be present before the discount.
I think I can sue right now. Let's ask the lawyer first.
Sales want to go out, I don't know if you are a factory or an agent. I can only say this, I am from a furniture factory.
European-style home furnishings have carved gold, the process is particularly complex, the cost and labor are high, and the price is of course expensive.
The surface paint of the furniture is peeled off, and there is a stain treatment, which is a relatively simple repair, which can be applied to it with a crayon of the same color as the furniture, or repaired with the original paint color of the furniture, and then smeared with a layer of colorless nail polish. Here is a reminder that the color of the repair should be suitable for the color of the furniture; >>>More