You are at liberty to take lawyer with you as friend
2) you have to make payment for balance amount as per terms of contract
3) if there is defect in quality call upon merchant to rectify defects and take balance amount
The merchant is not delivering the furniture as per the agreed measurements and is forcing me to pay the remaining amount. He is asking me to visit his workshop to convince me and get paid the remaining amount. So I kindly wish to know if I can get any advice on this situation. Can I take any advocate with me as a friend and check if they provided me with the correct furniture, and then only give me the remaining amount?
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You are at liberty to take lawyer with you as friend
2) you have to make payment for balance amount as per terms of contract
3) if there is defect in quality call upon merchant to rectify defects and take balance amount
Hello,
As you are the buyer, it is better for you to visit the merchant's place of business, inspect the furniture and ensure it is as per your order. Also, better to meet your supplier in person and sort out the payment issue to mutual satisfaction.
You can get accompanied by an expert to give his opinion on the spot about the issues of concern.
If the vendor is indulging in any illegal activity then you can resort to legal action against him through criminal and civil law.
- Under the Consumer Rights Act, when you buy any product /goods , then the seller is under obligation to deliver that items with the payment of the product price.
- Hence, you can refuse the payment of balance amount to him without the delivery of that furniture items in the same condition as ordered by you.
- Further, if he not deliver that item or give unsatisfactory items/services , then you can reject the same legally and claim refund of the amount.
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Dear client,
Sorry to hear about your situation. You can personally go and ask him to show you the correct furniture measurements and you can check the same. After checking if you are satisfied that you can give him the amount and take the furniture with you at the same time.
Hope this helps you.
I appreciate your advice. A worker from their furniture workshop contacted me over the phone to tell me to take the furniture. He also told me the salesperson who made a deal with me on dimensions left the business. I worry that they wanted to take my money rather than let me verify my home furniture list. So I'm worried that they will force me to choose and pay quickly. I'm buying a lot of furniture there, so I don't want to cheated. I'm willing to spend more to avoid being cheated, but I don't want to sacrifice patience and time. Kindly, can anyone suggest a lawyer near Hadapsar or Karadi to take his service and take me along with me to the furniture workshop?
If you want a lawyer from the said location to assist you in this matter, you may look for one of this forum hailing from that place or you can look for one from that place directly.
Dear client,
Ensure you have all the documentation related to your purchase, including the agreed-upon measurements, any contracts or invoices, and any communication (emails, messages, or letters) regarding the purchase. Seeking legal advice is a wise step.
In many cases, you have the right to bring an advocate or a lawyer with you to ensure your interests are protected. Discuss this with your lawyer, and if they agree, it's a good idea to have legal representation when you visit the workshop. Insist on inspecting the furniture at the workshop before making any further payments. Ensure that the furniture matches the agreed-upon measurements and quality. If the merchandise is not as agreed, document the discrepancies and discuss them with your lawyer before making any payments. If the furniture doesn't meet the agreed specifications, negotiate with the merchant regarding rectification or a refund. Your lawyer can guide you through this process and advocate on your behalf. Act promptly but cautiously. Don't feel pressured to make a decision on the spot. Take your time to evaluate the situation with your lawyer's guidance.
As for finding a lawyer, consider searching online legal directories or contacting local legal aid services for recommendations. Additionally, you can try using platforms like legal services apps or websites that connect you with lawyers in your area. You can reach out to us for further assistance