Tilsigtelse

Tilsigtelse, also known as "tilsigelse" or "tilsigelse til køb", is a legal term used in Danish law, referring to a declaration made by a buyer to a seller, acknowledging the receipt of goods or services. This declaration is crucial in the context of sales and transactions, as it serves as evidence that the buyer has accepted the goods or services as they were delivered. The tilsigtelse is typically made in writing and is considered a binding agreement between the buyer and the seller.

The purpose of tilsigtelse is to provide a clear and formal acknowledgment of the transaction, which can be important for resolving disputes and proving the terms of the sale. It is particularly relevant in cases where the goods or services are delivered but the buyer disputes the terms of the sale or the quality of the goods or services.

In Danish law, the tilsigtelse is governed by the Civil Law Act, which outlines the requirements and procedures for making and documenting a tilsigtelse. The act specifies that the tilsigtelse must be made in writing and must include certain essential details, such as the description of the goods or services, the price, and the date of delivery. The seller is required to keep the tilsigtelse as evidence of the transaction.

The tilsigtelse is a fundamental aspect of commercial transactions in Denmark, providing a legal framework for buyers and sellers to confirm the terms of a sale and protect their rights in case of disputes. It is an essential document that ensures transparency and accountability in business dealings.