Prosecco scandal: Ex-company boss in the dispute for 50,000 euros deal!

Prosecco scandal: Ex-company boss in the dispute for 50,000 euros deal!

Wien-Simmering, Österreich - A trial in Vienna is currently brings a breath of fresh air to the world of Prosecco. The accused, a former company leader with a lot of debts on the neck, is on trial because he allegedly concluded a purchase contract for two truck loads Prosecco and splashes from Poland worth almost 50,000 euros. But it seems, this contract was initiated without the knowledge and approval of the company boss at the time, which makes things all the more complicated. Kurier reported that the accusation was only approved, only approved, some pallet prosecco in to interfere with his schnapps distillery.

his friend from Switzerland had asked him to meet this friendship service. Instead of the agreed “three to five pallets”, two complete truck loads came. This meant that the accused had to rent a new storage area in Vienna-Simmering. However, the seller, a Viennese with Polish roots, sees things very differently and claims that there was definitely a meeting in which the takeover of the load was fixed.

The dispute over the contract

There is often a lot to consider, especially for purchase contracts. The purchase contract is a matching declaration of intent between buyer and seller, which regulates important points such as the purchased item, the price and the time of the handover. According to Lagerwiki , purchase contracts can also be concluded informally, i.e. orally or by action. Nevertheless, it is advisable to make a written inventory to avoid misunderstandings. The basic rights and obligations of the contracting parties under § 433 ff.

In the current case, the seller sees his claims at risk because the required payments failed to materialize. The defender of the accused considers the entire matter "inedible". He suspects that the advertisement only served to put the bankruptcy of his company. In such a dispute, not only the legal perspectives, but also the interests of those involved are facing.

The judgment and the future of the Proseccos

The judge initially free to the accused, but the judgment is not yet final. So far, neither the public prosecutor nor the representative of the private part of the private participants gave an explanation, which indicates that history has not yet been told. What happens with the Prosecco and the splash remains unclear. While the wine dealer describes the goods as "not to drink", it remains to be seen whether there is a way to clarify these controversial truck loads.

It seems that the discussion about Polish Prosecco will take a while. Perhaps it would be advisable to have an eye on the contracts at the next wine tasting in the background, because there can be much more behind it than just a few pallets full of pleasure.