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Anonymous users2024-01-24In the contract, there should be an indication of how to compensate for the loss, and the home is compensated according to 3/1000 of the full amount of the contract (per day). It seems like so much.
Look at the agreement on the liability for breach of contract in the contract for the purchase or transportation of furniture.
It mainly depends on how the sales contract you signed with the seller is stipulated, generally the proportion of the total amount of furniture, such as three thousandths of the liquidated damages for each extended day, 100,000 pieces of furniture, and a delay of 90 days is 90 * 100,000 * yuan. This delay is calculated according to the last delivery date, if you order the goods on August 1st, schedule delivery on October 1st, and the last seller delivers it on November 1st, then the delay date is 31 days.
It's up to you to agree. Generally within 30% of the actual loss. >>>More
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This is probably a bit embarrassing! You can discuss with the manufacturer and ask for a certain amount of compensation, if you return it, it will be a bit unreasonable! Only in the legal sense, it depends on whether the contract you signed at the time has this clause or not.