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Do They Have To Pay Me?
I work in importing chemicals and recently tried to deliver something to one of my customers who it turns out was under police surveillance. The delivery was intercepted, seized and my customer arrested. Can I still pursue payment even though the material was never actually delivered?
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Hey it wasnt acetyl chloride or acetoacetic acid ?
no I dont think you have a right to payment as you did not fulfil your part of the contract - you tried to deliver and it was intercepted.
1600-1610 the searchers for Roman Priests ( pernicioius they were ) who were called pursuivants used to charge the house holder for the time they spent searching it. Not really a precedent methinks
no I dont think you have a right to payment as you did not fulfil your part of the contract - you tried to deliver and it was intercepted.
1600-1610 the searchers for Roman Priests ( pernicioius they were ) who were called pursuivants used to charge the house holder for the time they spent searching it. Not really a precedent methinks
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I wouldn't hold your breath for payment.
You best bet would be to contact the police and ask if they are holding the delivery as evidence or whatever. They will be able to tell you if you can claim it back after they have finished with it. Then at least you will have the goods to resell.
But it does depend on the circumstances :-)
You best bet would be to contact the police and ask if they are holding the delivery as evidence or whatever. They will be able to tell you if you can claim it back after they have finished with it. Then at least you will have the goods to resell.
But it does depend on the circumstances :-)