Case summary: Company F contracted with company RB to install an awning system for outdoor seating coverage area. RB was disappointed with the execution of the work but did not gave any time to F to improve the error in the execution of the work. After two months of usage, the awning system was removed for the replacement of building’s siding and some defects were found in the welds. Both the parties differed in their opinion on damaged welds. RB paid F only
To find: The right of RB to rescind the contract and obtain the paid price.
Case summary: F contracted with RB to install an awning system for outdoor seating coverage area. RB was disappointed with the execution of the work but did not gave any time to F to improve the error in the execution of the work. After two months of usage, the awning system was removed for the replacement of building’s siding and some defects were found in the welds. Both the parties differed in their opinion on damaged welds. RB paid F only
To find: F’s right to recover the differences between the paid and the contracted price.
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