Comments on: With respect to home improvement contracts what would define breach? And would breach negate arbitration? http://my-home-renovation.coverdot.com/blog/with-respect-to-home-improvement-contracts-what-would-define-breach-and-would-breach-negate-arbitration/ get all your home renovation tips here! Sat, 08 Oct 2011 11:47:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: GSXRRider http://my-home-renovation.coverdot.com/blog/with-respect-to-home-improvement-contracts-what-would-define-breach-and-would-breach-negate-arbitration/comment-page-1/#comment-504 GSXRRider Tue, 17 Mar 2009 22:47:29 +0000 http://my-home-renovation.coverdot.com/blog/1457/with-respect-to-home-improvement-contracts-what-would-define-breach-and-would-breach-negate-arbitration/#comment-504 Are the windows defective? if so you can't go after the Installer. You have to go after the manufacturer which is out of business. your SOL You could get a partial return on your money for the work not completed. but, based on you description with little to no information i am thinking there is more to this story. Are the windows defective? if so you can’t go after the Installer. You have to go after the manufacturer which is out of business. your SOL

You could get a partial return on your money for the work not completed. but, based on you description with little to no information i am thinking there is more to this story.

]]> By: Dana A http://my-home-renovation.coverdot.com/blog/with-respect-to-home-improvement-contracts-what-would-define-breach-and-would-breach-negate-arbitration/comment-page-1/#comment-503 Dana A Sat, 14 Mar 2009 21:11:39 +0000 http://my-home-renovation.coverdot.com/blog/1457/with-respect-to-home-improvement-contracts-what-would-define-breach-and-would-breach-negate-arbitration/#comment-503 Yes, if they charged you for certain items and didn't complete them, that's a breach. If they did work negligently, that's a breach. If they installed a window which was defectively manufactured, that is probably not a breach. No, a breach does not allow you to ignore the arbitration clause. Good luck to you, Dana A (practicing attorney) Yes, if they charged you for certain items and didn’t complete them, that’s a breach. If they did work negligently, that’s a breach. If they installed a window which was defectively manufactured, that is probably not a breach. No, a breach does not allow you to ignore the arbitration clause.

Good luck to you,

Dana A (practicing attorney)

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