Legal Advice

[trev7530]

Can anyone recommend someone to speak to for legal advice on a faulty machine?
Is there anyone on here?

 

[Oliveau]

Well, give us some details, but Sale of Goods Act comes to mind.

 

[trev7530]

machine had a few engineering faults, bits missing and poorly painted, issue has been on going for 2 years.
I’ve with held some of they money, just need to check where I stand legally before I pay anymore.

 

[snipe]

I used DAS Law (ask for Ian Slack) through the NFU when I had a faulty bit of new kit. The other person decided to fight it even though they did not have a leg to stand on. Got my money back and costs paid. Took 18 months and my solicitors soon got their costs to 25k. Don’t have any telephone conversations with the other side, Make sure everything is what’s app, text or email So you have a record. To get a report from an independent engineer to inspect the machine cost £1200.

 

[trev7530]

Thanks for the reply, did you go to DAS law first, or the NFU?

 

[trev7530]

Thanks, got the advice needed through the NFU.

 

[Dry Rot]

For future information, The Law Society will be able to come up with a list of firms specialising in that area.

 

[snipe]

Thanks for the reply, did you go to DAS law first, or the NFU?

We have legal cover with Nfu. They use DAS.