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IANAL, but if you want to successfully sue someone, you have to show the court that you have suffered damages because of that someone. If you got the flooring
by kazinator 2y ago
IANAL, but if you want to successfully sue someone, you have to show the court that you have suffered damages because of that someone.
If you got the flooring you paid for and it is of the promised quality, you don't have a legitimate complaint.
If the authorities were to seize your flooring because it's made of illegal wood, or fine you because of that situation, then you would have damages.
- caseyohara 2y ago> If you got the flooring you paid for and it is of the promised quality, you don't have a legitimate complaint. I would think provenance is part of the promised quality.