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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you sign a contract and agree on the price, and he temporarily increases the price, you can refuse to accept it and sue him for breach of contract and demand damages or liquidated damages to you.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Negotiate with the store owner It must be the delivery person who increases the price without permission.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You can negotiate with him, and if you can't (if he signs on the written agreement), you can file a lawsuit or ask for a refund.
If the wife or husband at the time.
I didn't go to order furniture can take this. >>>More
Free shipping is available if it is profitable. No one will do a loss-making business!
Hello. Debts incurred before marriage for the purpose of living together after marriage are joint debts and both spouses are obliged to repay.
It is possible to request a return. But the premise is that when you bought it, the merchant did not tell you that the furniture did not match the sample, if there is, you insist on buying it back, then you can't return it. If you don't, you can.
Borrow low-value consumables at the time of purchase - borrow low-value consumables when borrowing monetary funds account or accounts payable when receiving - borrow low-value consumables amortization credit at the time of purchase - borrow low-value consumables in use - in-warehouse.