What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Pennsylvania
I sold an antique chair (personal property) to a buyer in Wyoming for $400, a week ago. It was paid for with a USPS money order. We didn't have a written agreement, just a series of emails about the selling price.
Initially, the buyers friend, who lives locally, came by to look at it. I thought he would take it away once it was paid for, but now he's saying it will be another week until he can come for it. I get the feeling there will be further delays.
At this point they are milking me for free storage, the chair is taking up a lot of space in my living room, and I can't bring in the new recliner that I wanted until it's gone.
Do I have any legal recourse in getting them to remove the chair? Can I charge them for storage? If they ask for their money back, am I obligated to give them a full refund? Again there's no sales agreement that mentions storage options...
I sold an antique chair (personal property) to a buyer in Wyoming for $400, a week ago. It was paid for with a USPS money order. We didn't have a written agreement, just a series of emails about the selling price.
Initially, the buyers friend, who lives locally, came by to look at it. I thought he would take it away once it was paid for, but now he's saying it will be another week until he can come for it. I get the feeling there will be further delays.
At this point they are milking me for free storage, the chair is taking up a lot of space in my living room, and I can't bring in the new recliner that I wanted until it's gone.
Do I have any legal recourse in getting them to remove the chair? Can I charge them for storage? If they ask for their money back, am I obligated to give them a full refund? Again there's no sales agreement that mentions storage options...