Who would be responsible for a faulty hitch?
Assuming you were driving reasonably and normally and did not contribute to it, then if the hitch broke on its own, then it depends on whether you...
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Assuming you were driving reasonably and normally and did not contribute to it, then if the hitch broke on its own, then it depends on whether you...
First of all, there is no general three day (or other time length) right to cancel a car sale. In a used car sale, your legal rights are mostly...
Maybe you will have to drive over and get the title. Without the title, you don't own anything. In most states, the only way a person can have a...
If the owner told you to take him to court, then that's your answer: take him to court. Anything else is likely to be a waste of your time. Now, is...
It depends on your sales paperwork and whether or not the dealer agreed to cancel the deal when you returned the vehicle. Look at your sales...
It depends on your sales contract papework where they bought it. Look at it carefully and see if there is anything in it that gives the dealer the...
You probably do, or at least have more legal rights against the outfit than you probably realize. Every state has a "Udap" law that makes it...
Not normally. If you signed the contract and he signed it, then it's a deal. It is hard to believe that any car dealer would not know what their...
The employer can not consider it a resignation, but they probably can fire you unless you are in a union shop. Most states are considered "at will"...
It sounds like you had a completely signed contract and deal, before you decided to try to add the extra warranty. If so, then that deal is final...