My question involves a consumer law issue in the State of: Virginia
If a contract with a professional wedding photographer does not specify a time frame for providing the pictures, is there a default rule under Virginia law that I can use to sue her for breach of contract if the pictures are not provided within a reasonable amount of time. I have found statutes in some states that impose a "commercially reasonable" period of time if the parties do not specify a time frame for performance, but I haven't been able find a similar statute in Virginia.
After reading other reviews on this person, I now know why she didn't put a delivery time frame in the contract, but does this mean I have to wait a year or more, it has been six months already and the photographer is evasive when I try to pin her down on a date that the pictures will be provided.
If a contract with a professional wedding photographer does not specify a time frame for providing the pictures, is there a default rule under Virginia law that I can use to sue her for breach of contract if the pictures are not provided within a reasonable amount of time. I have found statutes in some states that impose a "commercially reasonable" period of time if the parties do not specify a time frame for performance, but I haven't been able find a similar statute in Virginia.
After reading other reviews on this person, I now know why she didn't put a delivery time frame in the contract, but does this mean I have to wait a year or more, it has been six months already and the photographer is evasive when I try to pin her down on a date that the pictures will be provided.
Consumer Law Issues: How Long Does Professional Photographer Have to Provide Wedding Pictures
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