Re: DISPUTE OVER A BILL WITH SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER!

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From: Peter Knight
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 08:47

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henry@ADS.COM (Henry Mensch) writes:


I have been reading this thread with incredulity:

More civilised countries, eg the UK, have laws about unsolicited goods,
ie products you didn't order and so have no contract with the supplier.

Basically, if anyone does send you things you didn't want, then 

1	You don't have to pay for them;

2	You don't have to pay for them to be sent back;

3	You may dispose of them after a reasonable time.

The only obligation is that, if the supplier does request his goods
back within a reasonable time, you should make them available to him.

Peter Knight

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Subject: Re: DISPUTE OVER A BILL WITH SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER!
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