Haven't you seen Flash Gordon Pete?Ollie, this ain't going anywhere near court mate; for the monies involved, it really ain't worth the hassle or expenditure and from where I sit, there's far too many grey areas to be sure of any outcome whatsoever other than it to be thrown out.
ok two simple points he has the marker, i have proof from royal mail, and two buyers beware, hate for any other ballers to suffer this off grieve, i take the points about the minor on the chin, as for the legal apects of posted deemed delivered, i have been to the small claims track on this issue before and won, so tested that resolve has been, this is an attempt to get what is rightfully my property, and maybe through peer pressure, from the masses may make him see sence, even though the supporters of grieve must think why do (i) push this envelope,Seems to me as though you (Nutz) are holding Grieve responsible (by default) for The Royal Mail's inability to deliver a parcel, and for it's under-insurance.
Aspects such as legalities of selling to minors etc is academic and pointless, as are the threats to sue, these are just hot air I'm afraid because you know full well you ain't gonna bother going down that road..As far as Grieve is concerned, he took the money and sent the marker, it subsequently turned up in less than good order to which Grieve responded by saying he would repair it....the important thing to note here is, everything Grieve has done and said up until this point, is above reproach.
This all starts to go titz up when the RM fail to deliver and you do not adequately insure the transit item, and both of these issues are not, and were not, the responsibility of Grieve.
In both those considerations, Grieve had no culpability whatsoever.
Now unless I have gotten things wrong (which is always possible) the primary problem isn't Grieve at all, it is RM and then this was made worse by the secondary problem, that of under-insurance.
agreedI can see this going to court and i can see the member nuts winning, this will be very costly for this member stu, who so far i have found has not had much to say.
putting your head in the sand is not going to help court costs are very heavy.
The deliv has been recorded the post office have said that it has arrived so it is up to stu to sort that out with them. and refund or send the repaired marker