Legal Advice for Entrepreneurs: Time of Delivery

Questioner

Good afternoon, what a beautiful site!! I have my own company in which I work a lot for private individuals. I work with quotes that I send by email and then I receive the order by email. so also now. an order for placing a product that has to be ordered. this has been ordered and was supposed to be delivered on a planned date. now due to technical problems the supplier was unable to deliver the product on time and came up with a replacement date. now it has again become apparent that this date is also not feasible and a new delivery date has been planned again. because the customer now had to take time off several times without result and also because of the follow-up work that was planned, the customer withdraws the order. which means that I am now left with a product that is eventually delivered but not purchased by the customer. what should i do now? Thank you in advance for your answer yours sincerely,

Lawyer

This depends on what has been contractually agreed and what is stated in the general terms and conditions. It is therefore not possible to give an answer so easily without knowing all the facts.