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sole
Guest
California.
I have contracted 60 handmade candles for a shower. The client signed the contract that stated it was only completed if the $ was paid by a certain date. This is what I said, "The invoice attached with the balance due will be paid by 6/28/03 in order for this contract to be completed." The attached invoice is now being disputed by the customer. She "didn't look at it closely" and so is saying since the exact amount isn't in the contract, but rather in the attached unsigned invoice, she doesn't have to pay the amount on the invoice. She was given both pages at the same time and asked to look them over. I am 3/4 finished with the job and she is threatening small claims. I made the mistake by not including the exact amount into the contract, but she is getting her product cheap to begin with.
She boght the jars to make the candles, and bears to put in them. SO now who do the jars and bears belong to since I have my product in them? I have not been paid for my time at all. Nor has she yet paid for the candle gel to be put in the candles.
There is not good to come of this but I would like to know if I should have to give her money for the jars and bears when I am not paid for my work?
Learning the hard way,
sole
I have contracted 60 handmade candles for a shower. The client signed the contract that stated it was only completed if the $ was paid by a certain date. This is what I said, "The invoice attached with the balance due will be paid by 6/28/03 in order for this contract to be completed." The attached invoice is now being disputed by the customer. She "didn't look at it closely" and so is saying since the exact amount isn't in the contract, but rather in the attached unsigned invoice, she doesn't have to pay the amount on the invoice. She was given both pages at the same time and asked to look them over. I am 3/4 finished with the job and she is threatening small claims. I made the mistake by not including the exact amount into the contract, but she is getting her product cheap to begin with.
She boght the jars to make the candles, and bears to put in them. SO now who do the jars and bears belong to since I have my product in them? I have not been paid for my time at all. Nor has she yet paid for the candle gel to be put in the candles.
There is not good to come of this but I would like to know if I should have to give her money for the jars and bears when I am not paid for my work?
Learning the hard way,
sole