Tailor cuts my pants too short - what do I do?


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musicgold   
Member since: Jul 07
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 12:20:04

Hi,

This is a funny incident but now turning into a difficult one for me.

I gave a new pair of pants for alteration in a dry clean and repair store (run by an Afgani). The staff in the store makes mistake and instead of incresing the length of the pants, cut the pants short.

Initally the owner was apologetic and agreed to buy me a pair of the same quality ( I had bought the pants in the US for about $70), to which I agreed.

He dillydallied for 2 weeks and got me a crap quality pair. Now he says his insurance doesn't pay him more than $40. He also showed me the fine print on the receipt which says the store is not responsible for any damage to clothes given to them.

I have no clue how to deal with situation? Can anybody guide me as to my legal rights?

Thanks,

MG.



Blue_Peafowl   
Member since: Dec 08
Posts: 1351
Location: Brampton, Ont, Canada

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 13:30:56

Let it go man... there is other stuff important in life then wasting time with those stupid ppl... just dont go their next time


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manserwadekar   
Member since: Jan 09
Posts: 407
Location: All over place

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 15:17:48

I can see following options:
:D
1) Cut yourself to the size ;)
2) Cut Tailor's pants
3) Cut Tailor to the size
4) Take away Tailor's pant.
5) Find someone of the size
6) auction it
7) Put it on garage sale
8) Give 2 lafas to Tailor and then slap yourself twice..
....just kidding

Sorry man, the amount of time and energy you will be spending will not be worth it.
but if you still want to pursue it on the name of principles and to teach arrogant tailor a lesson you can try following:

http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/courts/scc/



gopalpai   
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Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 17:19:39

manserwadekar, you made my day. Nice sense of humour. :clap: :) I loved to read your answer.


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imwhoever   
Member since: Aug 09
Posts: 277
Location: My laptop

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 17:21:49

Sorry to OP, but cant help laughing..:clap: :clap: :p

Quote:
Originally posted by manserwadekar

I can see following options:
:D
1) Cut yourself to the size ;)
2) Cut Tailor's pants
3) Cut Tailor to the size
4) Take away Tailor's pant.
5) Find someone of the size
6) auction it
7) Put it on garage sale
8) Give 2 lafas to Tailor and then slap yourself twice..
....just kidding

Sorry man, the amount of time and energy you will be spending will not be worth it.
but if you still want to pursue it on the name of principles and to teach arrogant tailor a lesson you can try following:

http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/courts/scc/



manserwadekar   
Member since: Jan 09
Posts: 407
Location: All over place

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 18:44:16

:(
I am so concerned about the pants that can't stop thinking about few more options..
09) Wear the pant as it is
10) Sit without pants (do keep under pants though)
11) Wear shirt instead
12) Tell him Pants belong to Obama (US Made). Make it clear that no Osama, otherwise being Afghani he will alter it again to make it look like sherwani.
13) Play Rock, Paper, Scissors with tailor and always choose rock so that you can break his scissors :cool: and hope that he does not show the paper with fine print ;)
14) Next time buy longer pants.
15) Give shirt to alter to match the size of pants.
16) Do not give underpants to alter :D because it will be a problem if you choose to wear shirt instead the cropped pants.


:D Sorry man, not good to make fun of someone else's misery ....since this is light topic, hope reading these options make you smile as well..and you will encourage options from others as well. ;)



Gurram   
Member since: Jan 08
Posts: 1002
Location: Toronto

Post ID: #PID Posted on: 23-03-10 19:01:58

I am sorry musicgold for the loss ... as some of our friends said ... leave it and it is not worth going after that repair store

.... but I have to thank you and manserwadekar
:D
You guys made me laugh .... (after a long time)





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