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Get back in there and remove everything you supplied. Tell him the money he has paid so far was for your labour and you still own the parts as he has failed to pay, as they still belong to you you're entitled to remove them. Then like everyone else has said, cut the cables flush, walk away lesson learned but don't leave him with anything that he's gained out of you. And most important, if he's older / smaller than you, punch him!!!
Get back in there and remove everything you supplied. Tell him the money he has paid so far was for your labour and you still own the parts as he has failed to pay, as they still belong to you you're entitled to remove them.
That could be legally classed as harrassment and/or slander or libel (depending on which of those means you put it in writing)and why not put an ad in the local paper to advertise he doesn't pay his contractors?
thats one of the reasons you dont see peoples names in shop windows anymore...That could be legally classed as harrassment and/or slander or libel (depending on which of those means you put it in writing)
Please keep us informed of future developments.
I am just getting my head around the small claims court procedure myself at the moment.
Ok it's for a clamping company that charged me £450 to release my car but it's still relevant.
This sort of thing, builders ripping Sparkies off, is happening too much these days.
Apologies if I have offended any honest builders.
Please keep us informed of future developments.
I am just getting my head around the small claims court procedure myself at the moment.
Ok it's for a clamping company that charged me £450 to release my car but it's still relevant.
This sort of thing, builders ripping Sparkies off, is happening too much these days.
Apologies if I have offended any honest builders.
£450.00 to release a clamp - cripes where were you? Chelsea or Westminster??
Can you believe it Southall of all places, I only went for a quick curry.
There is an Iceland store and it has a car park that is not lit at all.
The clampers wait in the shadows and clamp you even when you are sitting in your car, it's a complete racket.
I joined a motoring forum and found out this car park is notorious.
I learned on the forum the procedure for getting my money back but like all things it's finding the bloody time to do it.
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