How long do I have to return a used car to a dealership in Indiana?
Zero hours and zero minutes. The oft-cited period of 3 days is an urban myth, unless you bought the car from Carmax.
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
Zero hours and zero minutes. The oft-cited period of 3 days is an urban myth, unless you bought the car from Carmax.
Not only you can, you should sue! If you can prove that they glued stuff instead of welding it, it's about as fraudulent as it can be. The...
There is no such thing as "lemon law" for used cars. Moreover, unless there is a way to kill "as is" (which is possible, but hard to do), it means...
OK, you just killed your case. If you would have bought the car in any event, you have nothing. Replace the rim and move on.
It would help if you asked a QUESTION. If the only issue you have with this car is the anti-theft system, this does not appear to warrant legal...
That depends. If you bought the boat "as is," you are.
It is not often that I say to people "don't bother doing anything," but this is one of those instances. The law imposes an obligation on you to...
If (IF) the problems can be traced to the time you bought the boat, you can "revoke acceptance and cancel the contract," meaning you give your...
That's an easy one. Go to see a qualified consumer protection lawyer near you, and sue! Check out naca.net. Also called Earl Underwood at...
Not enough information. First, you did not buy a warranty, you bought a service contract--an entirely different animal from warranty. Second, you...