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Anonymous users2024-01-24It can be achieved, and the key is that the contract and the evidence of extension and termination of the contract should be retained and fixed. If it is electronic evidence, such as SMS email, etc., it is recommended to notarize it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23In my opinion, if the furniture does not conform to the contract and cannot be used due to the manufacturer's reasons, the manufacturer will be compensated until the furniture is installed in accordance with the contract. Liquidated damages shall be borne in accordance with the liability for breach of contract as agreed in the contract.
In my opinion, if the furniture does not conform to the contract and cannot be used due to the manufacturer's reasons, the manufacturer will be compensated until the furniture is installed in accordance with the contract. Liquidated damages shall be borne in accordance with the liability for breach of contract as agreed in the contract.
Count, the gifted items should also be qualified products, and should also be warranted.
Only the accompanying liquidated damages, unless stated in the purchase contract, the furniture is not responsible for the accompanying damages.
Also, when you shop, do they indicate the words "special price" and "no return or exchange" on the invoice? If not, they are infringing, and you can find 12315.
Hello, this, should not be considered a breach of contract, if there is no agreed date in the contract, it is not a breach of contract, but when checking out, you must agree on a date, and agree on a penalty clause, and add it to the terms of the annex to the contract, if the agreed time has not arrived, even if it is a breach of contract, you can find them to compensate. >>>More