I have ordered a kitchen from a company who are alledgedly dodgey. I want to cancel the kitchen and get my deposit of 拢555 back have i any chance where the law is concerned or do I put it down to bad judgement?|||In terms of the consumer law, you have no statutory right to cancel a contract, from as soon as you have entered into it. Many retailers, in addition to one%26#039;s statutory rights, will allow a cooling off period, or a returns policy, but this is their choice.
If you went to the retailer, you have no recourse whatseover, apart from their goodwill. If they telephoned you to sell you a kitchen, you may have recourse under the Distance Selling Regulations.
If you paid by credit or debit card, contact your credit card company or bank, they may withold the payment from the kitchen company, especially if you spin them a line about the kitchen company having lied to you. however, if you do this, you would still legally owe the kitchen company the money, although it is reasonably unlikely they would take you to court for it, as it does not generate very good publicity for companies to take their customers to court in order to force services they do not want on to them|||Hard luck, we gotcha money and you can%26#039;t have it back.|||Read the contract immediately!
There may be a time limit clause.
The contract rules.|||look at the terms and conditions commonly known as small print and contact the citizens advice bureau
good luck|||They are probably covered by their contract. Read it carefully . Ill bet it says No refund of deposit somewhere in it. sorry|||normally you can cancle via a lawyer in this field. do not wait call your lawyer. We have insurance that covers lawyer fee in USA to see what they do please visit this site:
http://www.insuremeusa.com and click on legal service. You also should have the same services in Europe (started there).
So get a cheap lawyer and they look at the contract for free and give you the best advice. (here cost $17 per month!)
http://www.worldsinsurance.com
http://www.worldinsurancegroup.com|||Take them to a small claims court, if that doesn%26#039;t work, I always find that a base ball bat works wonders.|||brake legs
