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Long story short, trying to help out a friend who put a 600 deposit down over one year ago on a 1800 pound sofa, at a small independant furniture retailer, and the retailer keeps fobbing him off with it will be delivered next week, next week etc

 

Obviously after a year this excuse is running thin.

 

We have al the paperwork/reciepts/invoices to confirm depostis paid.

 

What action can we take to recover our deposit please?

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Write the LBA first, see if they respond to that.....as for the POC's then I would write something along the lines of

 

The claimant paid the defendant the amount of XXXXXX

 

The claimant etc etc...

 

I think you may get some more input here first though....I might see if I can get somebody to input to this...be patient

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Why on earth have you waited a whole year? I'm gobsmacked.

 

By a contract dated XXXX the defendant agreed to supply a sofa to the defendant for the price of £XXXXX

 

The claimant paid £XXXX to the defendant on XXXDATE

 

It was a term of the contract that the sofa would be delivered within XX week - (or "within a reasonable time")

 

The defendant has failed to deliver the sofa

 

You claim the money you have paid plus any expenses incurred trying to get it delivered - phone calls etc (must be reasonable or provable)

 

You could add, say £100 for loss of enjoyment of the sofa - no more

 

Add interest of 8% pa from the data that the sofa should have been delivered.

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Why on earth have you waited a whole year? I'm gobsmacked.

 

i know lol, exactly what i said, i think out of pride he kept quiet in the hope he would get delivery and bought all the excuses from the retailer.

i am certainly, with the kind help of this forum, going to make sure a claim is filed and try to add up as much in costs as we can.

people like this retalier need punishing.

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You could also consider suing for the cost of a suitable replacement - if that replacement would be more expensive.

 

For instance, you say that the sofa cost £1800.

 

If you find that the only way to get another sofa of the same type and quality would cost you £2000 then you can sue for your deposit back plus the £200 needed to buy the more expensive sofa.

 

You will have to produce evidence of the prices of the more expensive sofa

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I am with 42Man here,

 

My 1st step would be an LBA.

 

......................................................................................................................................................................

 

Your Name

Address

 

Their Name

Address

 

Letter Before Action

Dear Sirs,

 

On the (insert Date)

 

I paid a deposit of £xxxx for a sofa (name or model)

 

The Sofa, any timescale for delivery or a refund has not been delivered or refunded to me.

 

I require the sofa I ordered or a full refund of £xxxx to be made within the next 14 days.

 

After 14 days I will be submitting a N1 small claims form at County Court.

 

There will be no further communication from me on this matter.

 

Name

 

.............................................................................................................................................................

 

Send this off,

 

Ive not long ago had a similar problem, I have a POC to fit and will pass it on to you if we don't get anywhere with this.

 

I have to ask, why has your friend left it this long ??

 

Lex

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