Full question:
Hi, I recently won a action for a measuring arm that went for $2000, A day after the "sales" the seller decided not to sell. According to the user agreements we are entering a legally binding contract, so Im looking to get more information as what my rights are in this matter and if I should move forward or not Thank you
- Category: Contracts
- Subcategory: Breach of Contract
- Date:
- State: Pennsylvania
Answer:
This situation involves the legal concepts of offer and acceptance. If there was a clear offer to sell the measuring arm and you accepted it, a legally binding agreement was formed. Check the agreement for any terms that allow the seller to cancel the sale, as this could affect your rights.
If no such terms exist, the seller is generally bound to complete the sale. Since the amount involved is $2,000, you may consider pursuing the matter in small claims court, unless another remedy is specified in the agreement. If the agreement involves parties from different states, it should state where to file.
Keep in mind that pursuing legal action may involve costs, so weigh whether the potential outcome is worth the effort.
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