[impatient]

So, I am planning to SE this shop that I called to report that the parcel was not delivered. My neighbour signed for it and now am doing DNA.

The person on the phone sounded annoyed and highlighted that I will have to sign a declaration form of non receipt of goods, but said that if I'm found to be lying they will take legal action. What does this even mean and what is the situation with non receipt of goods forms?

[EdenSlate]

So, I am planning to SE this shop that I called to report that the parcel was not delivered. My neighbour signed for it and now am doing DNA.
The person on the phone sounded annoyed and highlighted that I will have to sign a declaration form of non receipt of goods, but said that if I'm found to be lying they will take legal action. What does this even mean and what is the situation with non receipt of goods forms?

Taking legal action sounds like bluff from them, yet if they seem too stubborn (small store?), make sure this specific SE is actually worth pursuing.

[impatient]

So, I am planning to SE this shop that I called to report that the parcel was not delivered. My neighbour signed for it and now am doing DNA.
The person on the phone sounded annoyed and highlighted that I will have to sign a declaration form of non receipt of goods, but said that if I'm found to be lying they will take legal action. What does this even mean and what is the situation with non receipt of goods forms?

Taking legal action sounds like bluff from them, yet if they seem too stubborn (small store?), make sure this specific SE is actually worth pursuing.

The funny thing is that it's a big store! What kind of legal action? Has this happened to you?

[ThracianDecius]

I believe it's just the store claiming loss insurance so that's why they make you sign it.

[impatient]

I believe it's just the store claiming loss insurance so that's why they make you sign it.

Is there a way to prove that they actually received the parcel? To my knowledge, I don't have it

[EdenSlate]

The funny thing is that it's a big store! What kind of legal action? Has this happened to you?

If it's a big store (i.e. they can take the loss), then consider it an administrative thing for their insurance.

I believe it's just the store claiming loss insurance so that's why they make you sign it.

This.

Is there a way to prove that they actually received the parcel? To my knowledge, I don't have it

Only you can know, review the slightest details of your claim.
Your neighbour receiving the package is kinda stinky tbh, possible trouble down the line.

[impatient]

The funny thing is that it's a big store! What kind of legal action? Has this happened to you?

If it's a big store (i.e. they can take the loss), then consider it an administrative thing for their insurance.

I believe it's just the store claiming loss insurance so that's why they make you sign it.

This.

Is there a way to prove that they actually received the parcel? To my knowledge, I don't have it 

Only you can know, review the slightest details of your claim.
Your neighbour receiving the package is kinda stinky tbh, possible trouble down the line.

Has anyone experienced any stores going after them -legally speaking- because of a false claim?

[impatient]

Can someone please tag Mothered because am not sure how to do that?

[7om 8rady]

Can someone please tag Mothered because am not sure how to do that?

Unfortunately, Mothered is currently inactive, and his whereabouts remain unknown.