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11.23.2015
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Owner says he made no adjustments; it shall indemnify woman for R$ 2000.
Incident occurred in the Federal District, and bride claims to have lived moments of 'horror'.
The Court of Justice of the Federal District condemned unanimously a clothing store rents to pay $ 2000 to a bride who says he has "managed to get into the dress" on her wedding day. According Derlane Marques, adjustments allegedly made by the owner of the property were carried out without consent. No more will appeal the decision in court.
The store "Cris Brides" is located in the Commercial Pilot Street in San Sebastian. Site owner for over 15 years, Maria Cristina Vasconcelos, 42, says he has made no change in the dress. She says that in the last race of the clothes, which occurred four days before the wedding, everything was perfect and flawless.
According to Derlane Marques bride of 30 years, the dress rentals cost R$ 1500 and the contract with the shop was signed on 24 May 2014. "On September 9, 2014 made the final adjustments. The dress was just right in my body. I even asked her not tighten, wanted freedom and get comfortable in my marriage. Still, it seems that she did not answer my request. In the long-awaited day for me and my fiance, simply dress did not fit and the zipper broke up. "
The domestic Derlane also recounts moments of "terror" before entering the church. She says that the wedding was due to start at 19.30. However, she could only pack the dress after to 21h. According to the woman, several calls were made to Maria Vasconcelos, unanswered.
Friends Derlane cut the wedding dress (Photo: Derlane Marques / Staff Archive)
"I was already all dressed and made up, my flower girls and bridesmaids too. It was a despair when her dress did not fit at all. My photographer and stylist were behind Mary and nothing was resolved. We had to open the dress seamed scissors and ran behind needles and thread. For minutes, I thought about giving up marriage, "says Derlane.
My photographer and stylist were behind Mary and nothing was resolved. We had to open the dress sewing with scissors and ran behind needles and thread. For minutes, I thought of giving up marriage "
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For the bride's lawyer, Caleb Rabelo, there was poor performance in the service of the business. He explains that, in addition to conducting activities without the authorization Derlane, Maria also not helped during the ceremony.
"My client could only use the bridal adornments after unauthorized persons collaboration. It almost spoiled a long-awaited day and planned. Certainly, the store's failure should result in moral damages."
Try to close friends wedding dress Derlane (Photo: Derlane Marques / Staff Archive)
(Photo: Derlane Marques / Staff Archive)
Confusion
After marriage, Darlene went to the store "Cris Brides" return the dress and question the owner about the inadequate size. According to the woman, Maria Vasconcelos hit back, saying "it was not my fault if she put on a few kilos before the wedding."
"Even if I had put on weight 5 kg it would have nothing to do with it. How fattening in four days? There's no way. I braced myself for four months for the wedding and she partially destroyed my dream. Maria denies and says he did not move at all. That's impossible, "sighs the bride.
For Mary, Darlene is a "pet peeve" with her. The businesswoman also emphasizes that never call a bride fat.
"I'm 100% clear conscience. I work for 15 years and know all my responsibilities. Why could shake on something that is already all right? There is no logic."
The 3rd Panel of Appeals TJDFT considered that, as the wedding dress was leased by R$ 1.5000 and the bride have used, the owner of the store should return the amount of R$ 750 (equivalent to 50% of paid), by way of price reduction.
Source: G1
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