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Sue buyer for failing to complete. Commercial equipment.

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  • Sue buyer for failing to complete. Commercial equipment.

    Hi all
    I have a situation where somebody made an offer for a second hand piece of machinery I am selling. We agreed a price and he paid a deposit. I issued an invoice.

    Since then the buyer has continually failed to make arrangements to collect the item and has discontinued contact.

    I feel that his paying the deposit tacitly entered him
    into a contract of sale, although the invoice is the only document and no specific terms are outlined.

    Is it likely to be worthwhile trying to pursue a case for breach of contract and claiming damages for my time, frustration, storage of the item and loss of value of the equipment?

    Any advice appreciated. Thanks.
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    I should add that the value of the equipment is £8,000 and the deposit I have is £500.

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