What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
Hello, everyone!
I'm looking for some legal advice here regarding the precision of language in a contract.
I sold a washer/dryer unit in working condition (no proof, i.e., videos of it working). Two weeks after the sale, the party who I sold this unit to says they had a technician come and look at it and he says it's missing essential parts needed to work.
The contract I signed with this party states that I sold the unit in working condition and "I agree to take the washer and dryer back if it is not in working condition."
The 2nd party says I can't prove that I sold it in a working condition and owe them a refund.
I said they cannot prove I didn't sell it in a working condition and the contract I signed says nothing about returning money.
Who has legal ground here?
Thanks for your time, everyone.
P.S., When first meeting the 2nd party, I arrived assuming these folks would be testing the unit out before purchasing it. When I arrived, they didn't have the proper outlets to test it.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Hello, everyone!
I'm looking for some legal advice here regarding the precision of language in a contract.
I sold a washer/dryer unit in working condition (no proof, i.e., videos of it working). Two weeks after the sale, the party who I sold this unit to says they had a technician come and look at it and he says it's missing essential parts needed to work.
The contract I signed with this party states that I sold the unit in working condition and "I agree to take the washer and dryer back if it is not in working condition."
The 2nd party says I can't prove that I sold it in a working condition and owe them a refund.
I said they cannot prove I didn't sell it in a working condition and the contract I signed says nothing about returning money.
Who has legal ground here?
Thanks for your time, everyone.
P.S., When first meeting the 2nd party, I arrived assuming these folks would be testing the unit out before purchasing it. When I arrived, they didn't have the proper outlets to test it.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?