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Contract Law

tonysopprano · 2020-08-03 11:29:17

NOT LOOKING FOR LEGAL ADVICE,JUST OPINION. Lets say I make a contract for goods or services in February, and pay all fees and charges. The company I made the deal with contact me in June and cancel the contract and offer me a refund, but instead of taking the refund, I make a new order for different goods. Is my contract…

03-08-2020 11:29am

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tonysopprano

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NOT LOOKING FOR LEGAL ADVICE,JUST OPINION.

Lets say I make a contract for goods or services in February, and pay all fees and charges.

The company I made the deal with contact me in June and cancel the contract and offer me a refund, but instead of taking the refund, I make a new order for different goods.

Is my contract date February or June?

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#2 05-08-2020 4:32pm

silver2020

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June would be my guess as its a new order for new goods.

However it would be open to debate

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