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Seeking compensation from a firm due to breaching the contract
I have a contract with an interior design firm. They estimated the decor work and furniture delivery will take 3-4 months in the contract.
The furniture arrived in 6 months; some parts are damaged/not like the original agreed on designs and the decor work is yet to be finished which is a full year and a half after the contract was signed.
Since it was not done on time, I had to book other venues to hold some private ceremonies which I would have done in my home and they were told about that from the beginning when the deadline was established.
What are my legal options?
Dear client,
Good day!
If you have a contract with the firm and it clearly mentions the time period and if there's no force majeure in between, there's no reason for a delay.
If you have spent or incurred losses on account of them and you have proof of spending money because it was not finished, please provide us all the details.
You have the right to file a case for getting the compensation plus the damages incurred on account of the none performance.
For further assistance, please feel free to contact us via phone or email.
Thank you!
