What law apply for 'once browken considered sold' in shops?

Question

Is this a contract offer by the shop owner

Answer 1

You are obligated to pay. Furthermore, the display has forewarned u that once broken considered sold. It is not a contract but an obligation. As u are in the shopkeepers premise , u are required to adhere to his sign and whatever conditions stipulated.

Answer 2

Nope, it's just shop owners protecting their fragile items coz there are lots of people with meddling hands.

Answer 3

Common courtesy for one. They probably have

it some where in print.

YOU BREAK IT,  YOU PAY FOR IT.

Answer 4

its more of a penalty clause than a contract offer

Answer 5

There is no law such as "once broken considered sold". But if you damaged someone properties, the owner can make a claim against you.

Answer 6

It is a way for the shop owner to cover their @$$ and make positive that they have an avenue of recovering their costs should something be broke. It is not a contract, I don't believe. But... it is at least a warning that he will come after you to pay for whatever you marred.