Val_2 Posted February 9, 2007 Share Posted February 9, 2007 For those not 100% sure, if you accept a written devis on headed paper and actually sign that devis, it is a fully legally binding contract which you cannot easily opt out of. If you have cause to complain regarding faulty workmanship, you need to contact an Expert in that field not the Chambre de Metiers,URSSAF or anyone else. This was made very clear yesterday on a local radio station by a french avocat dealing with a new build problem which is now in the hands of an expert who draws up a conclusion study so that the case can be taken further by the avocat on behalf of the client. This does not cover the problem of non-registered workmen,improper invoices or charging for TVA when not registered to do so - that does come under les Impôts,l'Inspecteur de Travail etc. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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