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Anonymous users2024-01-23You should, bai
Let the wind and waves rise, sit firmly
Fishing boats. There is no need to worry about this at all. Regardless of the purchase of DAO furniture. It was his act alone. Also answered.
It's the result of a consultation between the two of you. Now that the furniture is in his house, why should he ask you to pay half of the money? You don't want to give a penny. Just let him sue.
This incident is also a painful lesson for you. Keep your eyes open when looking for a partner. Look at each other's character clearly. And not like this. Found a white-eyed wolf.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22The furniture is in his house, it can be bought by him, or it can be pulled to your house, and the money is out of yours. It stands to reason that it is not the woman who marries.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Ignore him, legally speaking, this is just his personal behavior, and it has nothing to do with others.
Of course, you don't have to pay. If you are asked to pay, you pull the furniture to your house.
It is impossible for him to win the lawsuit if he goes to court, you are not married or engaged, and the furniture you bought is ultimately owned by him, so the cost of his furniture also needs to be borne by himself, and it has nothing to do with you.
I bought it in a furniture store, but there is no invoice for the furniture, can I return it? If there is evidence that you bought furniture in the store. Then it should be refundable.
The merchant has no credit, you can charge the balance to the warranty period, but he may sue you or come to ask for money, anyway, you must let him guarantee that you have after-sales service, don't trust him easily.
You just need to grasp the position and orientation of the cabinet. It is not a question of what cabinet to use for a shoe cabinet.