Can a car dealership take my car back if I gave fake check stubs ?
Well, given the fact that you defrauded the car dealership, any contract procured by fraud is voidable, so yes, the dealership can take the car back.
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Well, given the fact that you defrauded the car dealership, any contract procured by fraud is voidable, so yes, the dealership can take the car back.
You assume the dealership corroded your car. I doubt it. However, if you think so, take the car to another dealer for a second opinion.
Not "negligent misrepresentation," intentional. A/k/a "fraud." You should sue.
Yes, but the costs of the suit are likely exceed the potential recovery, unless you go to court yourself.
Realistically? I think you are SOL.
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