Late delivery of a service
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Was the service you purchased not completed within the promised time? Find out what you can demand from the company.
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When is a service considered delayed?
A service is considered delayed when it is not completed within the time that you and the company have agreed, or that the company has promised.
If no completion date has been agreed, the service is considered delayed when it is not completed within a reasonable time, based on the nature of the work and how large it is.
How to complain about a late delivery
If it does not get resolved
Proofread: 17 April 2025
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