Is there any form of "Scanner Law" in Illinois for overcharges on retail purchases?
This would be covered by the Consumer Fraud Act. Possible class action, I would imagine.
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This would be covered by the Consumer Fraud Act. Possible class action, I would imagine.
Any kind of financial misconduct with someone else's money is very much disapproved of in IL. File your complaint with the ARDC.
The answer(s) is (are) "yes" and "no." If you are referring to a "3-day rule," it's an urban exaggeration (if not a legend), because it applies...
Ever heard a saying that there are no wrong questions? Not true; yours is an example of a wrong question. To answer your question first: I think...
This is a rather complicated legal issue, actually. If the sale was "as is", your recourse for a "defective" car may be rather limited, or not...
We are not the AG's office, so we can't answer this question. However, I would question your user agreement as being arguably against the public...
How can they do it? They are car dealers, what do you expect! Run, not walk, to talk to a qualified consumer protection lawyer, and sue without...
Sure you can file. Whether it would do you any good, that's a different question. If you want to get your car back, the best course of action...
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It is impossible to understand what your issues are--on one hand you are being subpoenaed (are you being sued? as a witness?), on the other hand...
If they sent you the certificate without you passing the course, then yes, this appears to be fraud.