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It's legal because there was no "minimal date of delivery" in the original contract. Sad, but still working.
by mam2 5y ago
It's legal because there was no "minimal date of delivery" in the original contract. Sad, but still working.
- loceng 5y agoIf contract also stated/warned that there may be an increased final price then it'd be frustrating if it's such a high increase but then they were told; I don't know what their contracts said in full.
- usrusr 5y agoBut on a purely logical level (I assume that legally things stand differently), it's effectively the same: without an agreed date limit, they could just delay it infinitely (unless the customer submits to some extra charge/price hike) and the buyer would be in a much worse situation than with a cancelled contract because the seller could pop up any day "now you get your roof, give us the money, now"