I hired a company to do a job for me. The salesman is making the job bigger than it should be. Do I cancell the contract and try to make a new one.
Asked on 6/15/12, 2:02 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
If you have a firm contract and the contractor is attempting to modify it unilaterally you may have the right to reject the attempted modifications, accept them without a change in the contract price, cancel the contract, and/or other possible outcomes including the possibility that you might have to accept a change. Depending on when the contract was entered into, you may have an absolute right to cancel. But without a review of all the terms and conditions it is impossible to say for sure, so you should have an attorney review the situation with you.
Answered on 7/07/12, 10:52 am
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