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That's clearly a breach of contract. The buyer could sue the seller for damages.
by joshuaheard 11y ago
That's clearly a breach of contract. The buyer could sue the seller for damages.
- eli 11y agoThe buyer already got their money back, so what is the damage? Sure if the buyer booked a nonrefundable plane ticket in anticipation of going to the game, that would be something. Absent something like that, I'm not sure there's a case.
- FireBeyond 11y agoThe damage is that "getting money back after the transaction wasn't finalized" wasn't a consensual part of the contract. You buy a car from me. A -month- later I show up and say, "Yeah, sorry, I sold this car by accident, here's your money." and I take off with the car regardless of what you want to do, you have a case against me for theft. Whether the buyer got his money back is irrelevant - that doesn't give the seller the retroactive ability to void the sale.