Buyer wants Refund after 1 Month

Hi, i sold my Non-Profitable site on the 6th Jan 2009 and the subject of the sale was the domain established, today 28 Jan 2009, which means almost 1 month pass, buyer is trying to find excuses talking about the contents.

Our terms made before starting the transaction was: "Understand the content is not subject to the sale and we do not own none of the files" and he agreed with it and proceeded with the sale, Escrow.com can testimony since they guaranteed the close of the sale by the user.

He first told us lies about articles and when we got in touch with the copyright owner, he told us it is a matter of images and not articles and now the images has been deleted.

Now he's telling us: Either refund or taking legal actions. We will kindly need an advice from you since you might no more about legal dealing, if what he is trying to do is correct.

We also found out on the web a week ago before this problem he is selling the site to someone else saying he sadly hasn't got time to take control of the site, below is the link as proof:

Large Hip Hop Website/Blog For Sale

Can you please help us or any advice to defend from this buyer?

Best regards.

If your agreement was clear you need not refund.

If you did what you said you would he will not prevail.

Thanks again, he is now with the excuse he didn't understand what we mearnt by "Content", hope you agree with me contents stands for images, articles and any other files posted on the site, right?

To be more clear below is the main Tenance:

"Property is currently filled with contents [Media Files] under the rights of its respective owners. Transfer and Usage of such files shall be responsibility of Buyer, but all rights to the title, domain, and site its self shall be transferred to Buyer under Sellers responsibility."

Kindly let me know.