Failure to transfer title

Yes, but just because you "can" does not mean the other side will play along. Absent playing along, you will have to sue, breach of warranty of...

Got car title, still paying on car, car lot says I need to give title back, do I have to?

So you want to use the certificate of title as a hostage? I would not play these games. If your real problem is that the car is a pile of crap,...

Dallas dealer sold used truck w/ EXPIRED out of state inspection. I have tried to obtain it fails emissions &dark tint.recourse?

Not enough information to understand the problem, but, if the vehicle is illegal, then at the very least you should be able to "revoke acceptance"...

I SOLD A CAR PRIVET AND DIDNT WRIGHT AS IS ON THE BILL OF SALE AND NOW SHE WANT TO SUE ME IF I DONT PAY FOR IT TO GET FIXED

Not enough info. "As is" does not apply to transactions between private parties. If you did not lie to the lady (so there is no fraud), then...

Well, since I come recommended (and blushing), here I go. First, you have to explain WHY you want the name of another dealer. To call them up...

If memory serves, animals are considered "goods" under the UCC, so, technically, an implied warranty of merchantability should attach to the...

No, it's not OK. By the sound of it, there was massive fraud in the transaction. Consult a qualified consumer protection lawyer (www.naca.net)...

Car dealership failed to disclose true information about the car history.

Yes, you can ask for all these things (and you would be entitled to all of them), but when you do, the dealership's answer would be . . . . well,...

I recently traded my truck for a corvette on Craigslist I found out the seller lied about the odometer can I get my truck back?

Assuming the issue of where to sue is sorted out, the answer to your question ("is it possible to void this sale?") is yes, absolutely it is...

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I was wanting to know if I can sue big company for misleading me over and over and over again

Why would you not want to cancel the sale, ask for your money back, and buy another TV elsewhere? I doubt that you are seriously considering suing...