Legal Question in Consumer Law in Louisiana

All Sales Final
I bought a dining room set and plant recently from a furniture store that is going out of business. We haggled with the sales person back and forth and settled on 866 for everything. I was paying by split payment where 266 would go on one card and 600 on the second card. They charged the first card correctly, but made a mistake and only charged 400 on the second card. I did not notice and signed the receipt and picked up the merchandise. The next day they called and wanted permission to charge the balance of 200. Am I liable for the balance? It was a going out of business sale and signs that ''all sales were final'' were posted up everywhere.

Asked on 10/10/08, 6:03 pm

Nick Pizzolatto, Jr. Pizzolatto Law Office

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Re: All Sales Final

Yes you are liable. If you had mistakenly signed a receipt for $800 instead of $600, would you expect a refund or would it be "all sales are final."

Answered on 10/13/08, 7:58 am

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