QUESTION
I want to know what I can do ??
Asked on Nov 23rd, 2018 on Breach of Contract - Connecticut
More details to this question:
I signed a contract for a three season sunroom back in September. I applied for a loan thru a Bank that the company uses to secure loans. I only qualified for 12500.00. I applied for 3 additional loans and was refused. To add insult to injury , I had a Total Right Knee replacement October 30,2018 and nee a Lt. Total Total Knee Replacement in January. The materials have been dropped off at my house and the total cost of the project has increased to $50,000.00 which I can not afford. I contacted the business owner and explained my situation. He told me he would keep me in the loop, as the materials sit out in the CT. weather unprotected. Now, I wouldn't want this company, if I could afford them, but I can't. What is my recourse ??
1 ANSWER
You shold bring the contract to a an attorney who can review it and see if there are any ways that the contract does not hold up. If this was a contract for home improvement, then the Home Improvement Act applies and this is a notoriously difficult law for contractors to comply with. My office handles a lot of Home Improvement Act litigation and would be happy to speak further on this. Please feel free to contact us if we can be of further service.
Answered on Nov 29th, 2018 at 11:51 AM
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