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Limits on contract work without pre-agreed price/contract (UK)
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowIn English Construction Law, does a domestic client have a right to adjudication if the agreed form of contract provides for itWhat happens with the decedents' estate when a person dies whilst in a rolling contract?Ending contract without a termination clauseEmployer Paying Less Than AgreedCondo contract without record of it in the board minutesSoftware developer not getting paid for contract workDamages for repudiation of contract before the work was commencedContract and back dated payCanceling a contract without a cancelation clauseIf you must include all of the natural language prose in a legal document, or if it can be abstracted out
Say you hire someone, such as an electrician or plumber, without price even being mentioned by either party. The contractor later bills you: you're taken aback by the price. Maybe the expected rate is £100 and you get charged £1000. More fool you, right? Fair enough.
But is there any practical limit in English law? £1,000,000, your house? Is there any reasonableness limit in law?
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Say you hire someone, such as an electrician or plumber, without price even being mentioned by either party. The contractor later bills you: you're taken aback by the price. Maybe the expected rate is £100 and you get charged £1000. More fool you, right? Fair enough.
But is there any practical limit in English law? £1,000,000, your house? Is there any reasonableness limit in law?
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Say you hire someone, such as an electrician or plumber, without price even being mentioned by either party. The contractor later bills you: you're taken aback by the price. Maybe the expected rate is £100 and you get charged £1000. More fool you, right? Fair enough.
But is there any practical limit in English law? £1,000,000, your house? Is there any reasonableness limit in law?
contract england-and-wales
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Say you hire someone, such as an electrician or plumber, without price even being mentioned by either party. The contractor later bills you: you're taken aback by the price. Maybe the expected rate is £100 and you get charged £1000. More fool you, right? Fair enough.
But is there any practical limit in English law? £1,000,000, your house? Is there any reasonableness limit in law?
contract england-and-wales
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No, this isn't a pickle I find myself in personally!
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No, this isn't a pickle I find myself in personally!
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No, this isn't a pickle I find myself in personally!
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The contractor can charge what he wants, but if you are worried about it you can ask him to only preform services costing under million pound amount or whatever.
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The contractor can charge what he wants, but if you are worried about it you can ask him to only preform services costing under million pound amount or whatever.
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