Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida
does a retailer have to sell you an item that is mismarked for the price marked in the state of Florida?
Asked on 1/15/11, 5:39 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Shelly Schellenberg MI & FL
private practice
If the price was actually marked, (and not a switched price tag), generally the retailer will sell the item for the marked price, as an accomodation. UNLESS, the price is so obviously a mistake, such as a $100 item mis-marked for $1. You do not provide enough facts to make a determination as to whether or not the retailer was obligated to honor the price marked.
Answered on 1/20/11, 5:47 am
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