Warranty Claims Lawyer in Vienna
Defects in a delivered service, a refused repair, an unpaid invoice: civil and contract law tends to become concrete exactly when an agreement isn't honoured. As a warranty and civil law lawyer in Vienna, Michaele Beauer enforces defect claims and outstanding payments — out of court where possible, in court where necessary.
Contract & Civil Law
After a contracted work is delivered, significant defects emerge that substantially reduce its value. The contractor refuses both to remedy the defects and to refund payment — leaving the client, at first, unsure whether he will simply have to bear the cost himself.
The first step was a formal notice of defects with a deadline for remedy. When the contractor failed to respond, a price reduction — alternatively, rescission of the contract — was asserted. When that too went nowhere, a payment claim was filed to enforce the amount owed in court.
The contract was unwound, including compensation for the follow-on costs caused by the defective work. In the end, the client did not have to bear the cost of the defective service himself.
With warranty claims and outstanding payments, one thing matters above all: taking the steps in the right order, since deadlines in civil law pass quickly. Michaele Beauer reviews your case promptly and advises on the right course of action — notice of defects, price reduction, rescission, or a claim — instead of wasting time or losing entitlements unnecessarily.
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