Posted by John Cartmell on 01/12/48 11:38

In article <43dcb564$1_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com>,
John Russell <john_e_russell@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Goods have to be fit for purpose, but that's usually interpreted as does
> what it says on the box. How do you prove your requirements where different?
> I doubt anyone goes around with their own spec list on a piece of paper
> demanding the shop's stamps the thing to confirm the goods sold match's it.
> Perhaps we should. That's how big companies make major purchases.

A verbal contract is sufficient except where land and Intellectual Property is
concerned. Take a tape recorder if you're worried about them denying the
contract.

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