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I have a dispute with a party that I sold items to, one of the items was not supposed to be included in the deal, once the error was discovered I requested that the disputed item was returned to me, the other party initially refused but after the exchange of a few e mails they agreed to return said item and confirmed this by e mail, just before it was due to be collected they changed their mind and said that I could not have it and there would be no further communication on the matter.
There is no other paperwork only the e mails, will I win if I go to small claims?
Also if I send all the required documentation to them prior to actually initiating the claim, what happens if I incur expenses filing the on line money claim and they then return the item to me prior to the case been heard can I claim these costs back from them?
There is no other paperwork only the e mails, will I win if I go to small claims?
Also if I send all the required documentation to them prior to actually initiating the claim, what happens if I incur expenses filing the on line money claim and they then return the item to me prior to the case been heard can I claim these costs back from them?
No one can give you worthwhile advice unless you are much more specific about the terms of the sale. Is there any documentary/email evidence of what was and what was not included in the sale? If not, the case could end up as a swearing contest (ie he said/she said, and who will the Court believe?)
There is no need to be coy about the facts. Also please bin the pseudo legal language ("said item", and all that bollix - nowadays good lawyers do not use such language). Plain English, please!
There is no need to be coy about the facts. Also please bin the pseudo legal language ("said item", and all that bollix - nowadays good lawyers do not use such language). Plain English, please!
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