I put an ad in The Times of India to sell my car. The buyer was supposed to pay me cash and give me 12 old stamps. Mr. Sharma was interested and we signed a written agreement for the sale. He promised verbally that he’d give me the stamps after I handed over the car. I delivered the car, but he hasn’t given me the stamps. Can I take legal action against him?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I put an ad in The Times of India to sell my car. The buyer was supposed to pay me cash and give me 12 old stamps. Mr. Sharma was interested and we signed a written agreement for the sale. He promised verbally that he’d give me the stamps after I handed over the car. I delivered the car, but he hasn’t given me the stamps. Can I take legal action against him?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I put an ad in The Times of India to sell my car. The buyer was supposed to pay me cash and give me 12 old stamps. Mr. Sharma was interested and we signed a written agreement for the sale. He promised verbally that he’d give me the stamps after I handed over the car. I delivered the car, but he hasn’t given me the stamps. Can I take legal action against him?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Yes, you can take legal action against Mr. Sharma. The written agreement serves as proof of the sale, and his verbal promise to provide the stamps is legally binding as a part of the agreement. You can file a civil suit to recover the stamps or their monetary value.

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