Is there any law to stipulate how the merchant selling overdue food?
The problem I see is if you sue, how do you prove he erased the expiration date?
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The problem I see is if you sue, how do you prove he erased the expiration date?
I think you are technically on shakey ground. I believe what you thought you should get was a "duplicate original", which is wet-signed by both...
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The lady will have to file her own lawsuit, if she wants to. You were not damaged (just shocked) so you do not have standing to sue them.
Simply ask for "an accounting". That should get you the info you want.
I think so... talk to the Postmaster at the nearest PO.
This is a business RE question. I'll retag it for you.
I would wait until she wants to sell it, then the shoe is on the other foot. She will need you to sign off on it.