General release signed and now being sued. Can the person still do this/
Generally your own insurance company will insist on a release that covers you before tendering any settlement funds, however, from reviewing your...
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Generally your own insurance company will insist on a release that covers you before tendering any settlement funds, however, from reviewing your...
You should promptly report the matter to the proper agency and provide the agency with whatever proof they require. Additionally, you may want to...
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A warranty is simply a contract, so you have to look at the warranty itself. In most instances if a product was replaced under a warranty the...
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Mr. Tischauser is spot on with his response. By the way, you mentioned that the use or value was not affected. You will have to present evidence...
Make sure you have complete copies of the transaction and do not allow the dealer to take these copies from you then consult with a consumer...
No, you have a valid contract. You should contact a consumer attorney in your area immediately.
That depends upon whether the dealer sold you the vehicle with a warranty or "as is". If it's the latter then the dealer is not responsible to make...
Mr. Stumpf is absolutely right. The scam is called a yo yo deal and is unethical but sometimes difficult to prosecute because dealers have added...
Unfortunately you are beyond the lemon law statute of limitations. However, there is a federal version of the lemon law known as the Magnuson-Moss...
I am sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you may have been the victim of what is known as a yo-yo or spot delivery scam....