Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida
refundable deposit
I put a 5,000 dollar deposit on a boat with the verbal agreement that the seller would finish the on-going restoration project and replace certain parts of the boat. Upon the second inspection, over a three week period, I viewed discrepincies which varied from the agreement, therefore, I decided against the purchase. On the check I had given was written ''boat deposit-36 trojan''. Nothing was written or agreed about the deposit being non-refundable. The seller does not want to refund the deposit and has stated that he has used the funds. What are my legal options?
Asked on 10/07/05, 5:59 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Scott Behren
Behren Law Firm
Re: refundable deposit
You can sue him or you can have an attorney send a demand letter first asking for the deposit back.
Scott Behren
(954), 385-5433
Answered on 10/07/05, 11:19 pm
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