Approximately 2 months ago I entered into a contract with a turnkey bathroom company. I paid a 25% deposit with the intention to proceed as soon as the house was repiled. As a result of the house repiling, there are now some remedial structural works that need to take place. The remedial works will essentially require the entire space to be gutted and re-lined. No such works were included in the scope of the contract. Unfortunatly, as a result of the additional costs, I am no longer in a position to carry out the bathroom installation in the foreseeable future and wish to cancel the contract.
I took a look at the terms of the contract and there is no reference to cancellation.
I have approached the company involved and they are understandably reluctant to cancel the contract. I have made it clear that I am happy to pay for their time to date and potentially some restocking fees if indeed they have purchased any items.
Does anyone know where I stand if the company chooses to either refuse to cancel the contract, or refuses to partially refund the deposit? I have not had a straight forward response from them in weeks!!
I took a look at the terms of the contract and there is no reference to cancellation.
I have approached the company involved and they are understandably reluctant to cancel the contract. I have made it clear that I am happy to pay for their time to date and potentially some restocking fees if indeed they have purchased any items.
Does anyone know where I stand if the company chooses to either refuse to cancel the contract, or refuses to partially refund the deposit? I have not had a straight forward response from them in weeks!!
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