Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

I sold a custom made product to someone in Oregon, I am in Georgia. I met the person in Arizona to deliver it once it was completed. The person inspected for approximately 30 min. Then made final payment and stated it was awesome and better than they imagined.

Two days later they messaged and said they wanted a refund because they didn't like it any longer. I advised that we don't give refunds since our items are custom made. This person left the item in a storage facility in Arizona. This person then returns to Oregon and sends a notorized letter back to the storage facility stating she relinquished all ownership to me. The storage facility contacted me and said I needed to come pick up the item or it would be sold for unpaid fees.

What legal rights and obligations do I have?


Asked on 11/28/15, 10:01 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Scott Riddle Law Office of Scott B. Riddle, LLC

You certainly should not enter into a transaction like this without a contract that states the obligations and rights of both sides, so what does it say? If you made the big mistake of not having a clear contract, what was the terms of the deal (and what evidence do you have, like emails, letters, etc.)? What is the deal with the storage facility and who owes them for the fees? Way to many missing details.

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Answered on 11/28/15, 10:59 am


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