athenanike
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? KENTUCKY
Almost 2 years ago my friend purchased a new washer from her relative for $50. She had no washer/dryer hook ups in her apt, so she was storing it in my sisters apt.
My sister never used it, surprisingly
, until a couple of months ago, and she & my friend began talking about my sister purchasing it from her for the $50, but it was never really settled/no money exchanged. My sister did go ahead and hook the unit up and purchase a dryer.
But at the same time, my friend & her family (husband, 2 kids) were preparing to move into a larger home and would then be able to utilize the appliance. I don't think my friend really wants to remove the unit from my sisters place, and would just charge her the $50. But how often does a deal like that come around, and the husband wants the appliance instead of spending $3-400 on a new unit.
My question is, does my sister have to give up the appliance if they want it?
She did store it for them unused for a long time, they could have used one of their own relatives, so she could have charged them a fee for keeping the appliance all this time.
My solution would be for them to split the cost of a new appliance and let my sister keep the one she already has. Maybe my sister add $50 in with her half of the cost of the appliance.
Almost 2 years ago my friend purchased a new washer from her relative for $50. She had no washer/dryer hook ups in her apt, so she was storing it in my sisters apt.
My sister never used it, surprisingly
, until a couple of months ago, and she & my friend began talking about my sister purchasing it from her for the $50, but it was never really settled/no money exchanged. My sister did go ahead and hook the unit up and purchase a dryer.But at the same time, my friend & her family (husband, 2 kids) were preparing to move into a larger home and would then be able to utilize the appliance. I don't think my friend really wants to remove the unit from my sisters place, and would just charge her the $50. But how often does a deal like that come around, and the husband
wants the appliance instead of spending $3-400 on a new unit. My question is, does my sister have to give up the appliance if they want it?
She did store it for them unused for a long time, they could have used one of their own relatives, so she could have charged them a fee for keeping the appliance all this time.
My solution would be for them to split the cost of a new appliance and let my sister keep the one she already has. Maybe my sister add $50 in with her half of the cost of the appliance.
