No written order given. Window installed

I believe I gathered that there was not even an order, neither written nor oral... Exclusively an offer which was discussed on the construction site to clarify details of the offer? Question to the OP: Is that correct?

Oral contracts must also be honored. The discussed details sound like there was an agreement. Ergo, order accepted.

Got quotes, personally discussed everything again on site with a window installer. Windows and terrace door were delivered and installed.

Here is the quick rundown. There is a (verbal) acceptance of the offer included: "discussed and delivered"

So I still do not see any order placement by the TE. Offers could also be discussed in detail so that they fit. Clarification is probably possible by the TE...

So I still don't see any order placement by the OP. Offers could also be discussed in detail so that they fit. Clarification is probably possible by the OP...

So you mean he shouldn't accept the ownership of the window manufacturer because it wasn't ordered? Then he should have done that immediately. First have it installed and then say I didn't want the windows. You won't get that past any judge. Aside from the time delay. Yes, the OP should clarify that. After all, that's now the title of the post. Otherwise, I still stick to my suggestion to announce defects in writing and request their timely removal.

So I still don't see any order placement by the OP. Offers could also be discussed in detail so that they fit. Clarification is probably possible by the OP...

Sliding element was ordered anthracite on the outside, white on the inside.

The OP themselves speaks of ordered. So in my opinion, the question of order placement does not really arise. According to the statements of , there is nothing to add.

There is nothing to add to the statements by .

That sounds nice, but formally it is insufficient.