henning181
2022-12-06 23:23:59
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The legal basis is that you placed an order orally without an offer. So:
More interesting would be the question of what would have happened if you had ordered the specific expired offer 12345 in writing and the craftsman had delivered without comment, without pointing out the additional costs. Then the craftsman might have accepted an old offer, although legally he could still have issued a higher invoice. But as interesting as that would be, that is not your situation.
Hello, I think in the end the Building Code helps here. If one had referred to the offer at the time with the correct offer number and received the doors, there would have been the possibility to refuse payment of the price increase.
Because after the offer had expired, you again made the offer to buy the doors for the old price. Which the supplier can of course refuse and make you a new offer.
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