Is it legal to sell a vehicle without informing buyer about title liens?
Yes. Sue the owner in small claims court for breach of contract/fraud to get your money back. This is a material misrepresentation.
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Yes. Sue the owner in small claims court for breach of contract/fraud to get your money back. This is a material misrepresentation.
This is relatively easy to resolve. If you can prove your car was totalled and that it was inoperable on the date of the ticket, then go to court...
You do not state whether you bought a new or a used car. Also, the agreements would need to be reviewed to give you a more detailed suggestion. ...
You should not use a name confusingly similar. Perhaps if you called yourself Jose Pretel's Boca Raton Photography it might work but this would...
You would need comprehensive business liability insurance with advertising injury coverage and product liability insurance (if you are importing...
First if you have a loan, you will have to speak with the lender. If not, you can sell him your portion of the car or contact DMV to determine...
YOu will need to find an attorney where the potential defendants are located to save money from having to hire local counsel. Otherwise find a...
The problem with this is that you do not know who started the rumor and would have to rely on depositions to find out who made the statement, which...
In California, there is a litigation privilege whereby any statement made in a court proceeding is privileged and one cannot sue for defamation. ...
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Whoever is on title is the one who truly controls the car. If her name is not on the title, the police would probably understand this as a family...