Chengdu Garments Encountered "Forced Buying And Selling": Try On And Pay

A few days ago, Ms. Li and her husband were at the first shopping mall in Kowloon, Chengdu Coat shop After trying on the clothes, he was told that he had to buy them before leaving. In this regard, Ms. Li was very angry and thought that the store had forced the clothes to be sold. The owner of the clothing store said that the customers were Agree to purchase You must comply with the agreement.

It is reported that at about 11:00 yesterday morning, when Ms. Li and her husband came to a coat shop on the 6th floor of Kowloon Mall, her husband took a fancy to one of the special clothes priced at 159 yuan. Ms. Li chooses a dress and goes in Try them on? "As soon as I went in, I heard people outside shouting for money." Later, my husband told the clerk that they would buy one even if they were not satisfied. The owner of the clothing store did not stop him after listening. Later, Ms. Li tried on four different clothes in the store, but after trying on them, Ms. Li still felt that these clothes were not suitable for her, so she wanted to leave with her husband.

At this time, the shop owner said: "You promised to buy clothes before, but now that you have tried them on, you must pay according to the regulations." "How can you force them to sell?" Ms. Li was very angry. Subsequently, there was a heated dispute between the two sides. The owner of the clothing store said that a special sign was set up at the door of the clothing store, clearly indicating "no test, no return". Customers can only try on the size of clothes after they buy them. In the process, the store also told customers many times that they could not try them on, so there was no such thing as forced selling. As the verbal consent was the first, the husband finally made a concession and bought the dress. Ms. Li was angry and left bitterly.

Lawyers are not forced to sell

Zhang Min, a lawyer from Sichuan Taihetai Law Firm, believes that according to the Contract Law, since both parties have reached an oral agreement in advance, the parties should strictly abide by the agreement. The shopkeeper has told the customer in advance that they must buy clothes before trying them on, and has obtained the customer's consent, so there is no forced buying or forced selling such as cheating.

In this regard, lawyer Zhang Min also reminded customers that when buying clothes, it is better to choose a shop that can let customers try on clothes, so that they can choose clothes that they are satisfied with and avoid unnecessary disputes.