Is there a "Lemon Law" in Texas for used cars that are beyond any Manufacturers' Warranties?
Whether or not you have legal rights in this case is very fact specific. You probably purchased the vehicle "as is", but that is not an automatic...
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Whether or not you have legal rights in this case is very fact specific. You probably purchased the vehicle "as is", but that is not an automatic...
First, I am not sure if the 3 day period is by your special contract with this dealership? Texas law does not give an automatic 3-day period to...
The repairs are not a reason you sure the dealership. However, the dealership is violating the law by not transferring title promptly and by...
In my experience, these are usually disclosed in the contract. However, your agreement sounds pretty irregular (the "in ten days" and only two...
Do you mean your son is driving your car and he originally had permission and now he does not, but he won't return it? Do you still have a key? ...
This is a bit absurd. So you rented a car and it broke down and you drove it around to different repair facilities and then what exactly? Did you...
Yes, right now the fault is unknown but I think based on these limited facts, someone other than yourself should be held responsible. I would...
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Yes, you can be charged. However, if you did not have intent to not pay on the agreed date and if the bank account you gave was open at the time...
It may or may not be a fraudulent call, I would not jump to assume that, especially as you do know which debt they are talking about and you did...
The short answer is "No." The Texas "Lemon law" only applies to new cars. There are other laws that apply for warranties, but you have no...