Legal Question in Consumer Law in New York
I sold some coins about 10 days ago to a buyer who agreed to purchase based on photographs of the coins. Now, however, the buyer wants his money back. Am I obligated to refund the money?
Asked on 2/12/11, 12:48 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jason Stern
Law Offices of Jason Stern
If there was no agreement as to returns and if you are not a merchant in the business of selling coins, you are under no obligation to provide a refund. However, if there was fraud or misrepresentation as to the condition of the coins, he would likely prevail if he were to pursue the matter in court.
Good luck!
Answered on 2/12/11, 12:52 pm
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