Full question:
I purchased an antique firearm over the internet from a private individual. He represented the gun as original and valued as such $4,150.00. The seller provided a verbal assurance, standard practice on buy and sell that there is a three day inspection, right of return. The seller now refuses to refund the money claiming it is a layaway and as such no refund. The seller did not state no refund as is sale in the communication. What are my rights?
- Category: Contracts
- Subcategory: BuySell Agreements
- Date:
- State: Colorado
Answer:
I am prohibited from giving a legal opinion. The answer will be a matter of interpretation for the court as to whether the terms of the sale included a right of return. If a right of return was stated, it will be an evidentiary matter of proof. A warranty or return policy will typically not be assumed, although an as-is sale may be assumed in their absence.
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