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她以为这套家具卖1000,卖家就愿意1000买回去么,也是很聪明啊。网上随便搜一下,这边律师网站的信息。当然说到底为了不到一千刀的东西采取任何法律手段可能都不值当。毕竟即便不情愿情况下还给你的可能也是损坏了的,你还没法说清楚是不是她故意的。
However, the consumer may have to pay compensation if they wilfully damage unsolicited goods within a three-month period of receiving them. This three-month period is called the recovery period.
The Recovery Period
If a business has provided unsolicited goods or services to a consumer, they may recover the unsolicited goods or services for a period of three months from the day the goods or services were received.
This three-month recovery period will be reduced to one month if the recipient of the unsolicited goods or services provides written notice to the supplier that:
They do not want the goods or services; and
The supplier may recover/collect the goods or services.
The recipient can keep unsolicited goods or services that the supplier has elected not to collect within the stipulated recovery period, without any obligation to pay for the goods or services after that point. The supplier will also not be able to recover the uncollected goods or services after the recovery period has lapsed.
However, there are some exceptions to this rule.
The recipient of unsolicited goods will not be able to:
Keep goods which were clearly not intended for them (e.g., goods contained in a package clearly addressed to another person); or
Unreasonably refuse to allow the supplier to collect the goods during the recovery period. |
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