What are the outcomes?
You raise two unrelated issues--whether the dealer found a financing company, and what the legal effect of the "kid's dad" is of not having...
Lyndon, IL
Consumer protection Lawyer at Lyndon, IL
Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Lemon Law
You raise two unrelated issues--whether the dealer found a financing company, and what the legal effect of the "kid's dad" is of not having...
This should be handled (I think) by your RE lawyer as part of the house sale. This is a RE issue, not a consumer protection issue. If no one in...
Gosh, sounds like Exotic Motors! (But I am prejudiced.) What can you do? Sue. To unwind the deal. Unless you ask the dealer to unwind the...
You will have to sue. Odometer Act damages are either 3 times the actual damages or $10,000, whichever is larger. Have to show "intent to...
Anyone can sue anyone for whatever reason. The real question is, should you? The answer to THAT question depends on the extent of damage. If it...
It may or may not be a "fraudulent situation." Depends on the language in the warranty.
First of all, no such thing as "lemon law" for used cars. Your post raises a substantial number of issues, which are not possible to answer in a...
Sure you can sue (it more a product liability question, I think), but what are you damages? You were grossed out, just how much do you think being...
Whether or not you can undo the transaction depends on how soon after the sale your trans went out, and how big the estimate is to replace it. ...
First of all, there is no such thing as a lemon law for used cars. At best your question is about warranty law, except you do not have a warranty....