Legal Question in Business Law in Florida
We are a paving company in the state of florida. We have a sign on our wall that says there will be a 20 % restocking fee for cancellations after receipt of pavers. We had a customer cancel after pavers had been ordered, paid for and delivered by the manufacturer. The customer was charged the restocking fee after cancelling the day before installation was planned. He is threatening to take us to court because the restocking fee was not in the contract. Is our sign sufficient to legally charge the restocking fee?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Just because there is a sign on your wall is not going to be sufficient to hold him accountable to that term of the contract. Whether or not that customer is going to be liable is going to come down to the facts surrounding the transaction. Feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] and we can go over the details to see if you need assistance of counsel.
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