Written by John Kruse, one of the leading experts on Bailiff Law, this consumer friendly guide is essential reading for anyone who comes into contact with a bailiff.
The book is easy to understand and clearly explains the rights
a bailiff has, and also what they cannot do when collecting debts and repossessing goods etc.
I purchased a pony at the end of August, not happy with it within the week, went back to merchant many times and was ignored. Then involved credit card company. CC co got merchant to agree to take pony back on 10th Oct but the morning it was due to go back the merchant phoned me and said don't bother. Back to CC co who spoke to them again on Monday, agreed again to take it back today Thursday. I contacted them and they finally replied last night to say can't do today, maybe next week and now can't collect you must deliver. This messing about it causing me great inconvenience and I need the pony gone, not to mention the fact I'm paying for it's keep and it's now been 2 months......Any advice???? I'd like to just take it back and leave it there.....
Long story but in essence I bought pony for novice child relying on info given by trader. Pony completely unsuitable so wrote several letters that were ignored. Credit card co got involved cos I wrote to them under section 75 of consumer credit act. CC co got merchant to agree to take pony back (in writing) but they then changed mind, CC co spoke to them again and they agreed again to take pony back today, but last night said they are away till Monday or Tuesday so still no definate date...........I allege breech of sales of goods act they deny.
if they do not take the pony back, or stall everything.
then i personally would take the seller to court to pay for the upkeep of the pony during that period
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if they do not take the pony back, or stall everything.
then i personally would take the seller to court to pay for the upkeep of the pony during that period
What even if they do eventually take the pony back?
Yeah, after all, if they delayed and it cost you money in the meantime, you should recover those expenses, they caused you to be out of pocket because of their stalling.
Merchant agrees to take item back.....
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